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Well, I feed yours actually. I feed quite a lot of it having several systems, mixed with the other foods mentioned above. I feed adults fauna marin LPS pellets along with the others so we're feeding very similar foods.
This case was most definitely stress related since she was already carrying. ive found though that when the temp swings low on my tank, once it moves back to optimal-thats when a spawning event occurs with the males. I havent noticed any correlation with females yet.
I tried two times, and both times I only had them about two weeks when they dissapeared. Both times I had them at the bottom of the tank. On the second try, i tried the other side of the tank that had lower flow, and lower light. I didn't target feed, but do feed things like cyclopeez, and coral food, mysis...I'm baffled. I would like to try again, but kinda scared to.Is your system too "clean" as in particulate food availability? They love to eat and as we've discussed there's a pretty good correlation between food and success, as is the same with most corals. They love to eat, so if you don't target feed I'd say start with that. Or too much flow, or light. I keep mine in pretty dim light and low flow.
Its been proven that coloration is random. So if you have a red female and a red male, its possible to get yellow babies.I've got nothing but time, although I am curious as to which colors they came from.