Saddleback clowns laid some eggs!!!

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I have had two saddleback clowns in my tank for over six yrs and they have never laid eggs until yesterday. The only thing that I can think of that may have encouraged them into mating is that I've begun to put a bit of krill oil into the food they get fed. Even if that isn't the reason I am still stoked that they did it. Anyone else have experience with krill or fish oil that the supplement into fish food?
 

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