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My clowns are spawning,I have a 160 gal reef tank full of sps... I am concerned with shutting down all of my pumps and return for hours waiting to catch the fry,,I bought a large air pump(had a small one but didn't think it was enough)planning on shutting everything,pushing a lot of air,leave it off for 3-4hours,wale up and cat h the fry with a siphon ,thoughts on this plan??
 
Did the clowns lay on a rock that can be removed? I think instead of risking all your SPS, move the rock to a different tank or even a bucket with a powerhead and heater, and after they've all hatched put the rock back.
 
You can use some strategically placed hardline tube and and air pump to collect up the fry in a container as they hatch. @Paul B.
 
Do you have an APEX? I usually turn down the flow on my tank at night to collect my Manderin spawns but the flow kicks back up after x amount of time
 

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