It Appears my Clowns had a Special Cuddle

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I think my clowns finally spawned. After a quick Google search, it sure looks that way. The odd part to this rookie is the fact they were laid on the side of a rock, near where the RBTA that hosts them hangs out.

I realize this is not exciting to most of you as you’ve been down this road, but as with most “firsts”, it’s pretty exciting to us. Their names are Grey & Goose, and the host RBTA’s name is Ice. Named after my libation of choice and what I’m celebrating with as I type!

Cheers!!!

Cell phone pictures not very good, but who cares!!!





Picture of Grey (female) taken a while ago with real camera:

 
I had my first last week..very cool.they spawned one more time but eggs only last a day or so...mine are hosting an elegance coral.

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Very nice. It seems silly to get excited over something that is perfectly natural in nature. It's just that it happened in my living room!
 

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