A few years ago I bred a pair of Onyx True Percula clowns and raised a couple of batches of babies. I wanted to try another variety of clownfish so I chose some Fancy Occellaris. These were captive bred and wouldn't even go into a rose bubble for months. I actually put a dozen baby Percs in with them to show them what to do with the Anemone. Two days later they were hosting and the baby Percs were on the sidelines. A nifty trick if you have a bunch of well trained baby clowns.
Here is a picture of the male when I first got them 2 years ago.
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Here is a video of the pair now:
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So now I have approximately 200 six week old baby Fancy Ocellaris clowns. They have been amazing to watch. This species develops a lot faster than the Percs that I raised a few years ago. Definitely Fun!
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Here is a video of both groups of 5 week old babies:
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Here is a picture of the male when I first got them 2 years ago.
Here is a video of the pair now:
[video]http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/5066/file15090.mp4[/video]
So now I have approximately 200 six week old baby Fancy Ocellaris clowns. They have been amazing to watch. This species develops a lot faster than the Percs that I raised a few years ago. Definitely Fun!
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Here is a video of both groups of 5 week old babies:
[video]http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/5066/file15090.mp4[/video]
