Yellowtail blue damsels mating?

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Hi, can anyone tell me if this looks like mating behaviour? One of them hasn't left the pot since this morning and there seems to be something whitish on the inside. (excuse the baby whinging in the background!)
 

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Can’t see the videos, but mine constantly lay eggs. One time I had the flow low and saw a ton of babies floating around the tank. Of course the other fish ate them.
 
Can’t see the videos, but mine constantly lay eggs. One time I had the flow low and saw a ton of babies floating around the tank. Of course the other fish ate them.
Ah that's annoying the videos aren't working but yeah there's definitely eggs there now. I'm not expecting any to survive but might be cool to try in the future.
 
Ah that's annoying the videos aren't working but yeah there's definitely eggs there now. I'm not expecting any to survive but might be cool to try in the future.

They usually lay on the underside of a rock.
 

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