jmelchor
New Member
Hi all,
I wanted to see if anybody had some input on my current issue. My clownfish pair (female onyx/ male picasso) have been laying for about 2 months now, and out of all their batches (about 6 since they started laying), they have ate all but one (which I currently have 35 day old babies from =D ). After they laid the nest that I'm successfully currently raising, every time they laid, the eggs seem milky white as soon as they are laid, not bright orange, which is how they should look. Usually by day 4 after laying, most of the eggs are gone. I'm feeding 3-4 times a day, and I feed a variety of flake foods and occasionally feed frozen mysis, frozen cyclop-eeze and squid. They are housed in a 29 gal reef, have a flower pot, no other tank mates. I'm not real sure what could be causing this, which I assume is bad quality eggs right off the back, so I thought I'd ask around here and see if somebody has some input. Thank you very much!
I wanted to see if anybody had some input on my current issue. My clownfish pair (female onyx/ male picasso) have been laying for about 2 months now, and out of all their batches (about 6 since they started laying), they have ate all but one (which I currently have 35 day old babies from =D ). After they laid the nest that I'm successfully currently raising, every time they laid, the eggs seem milky white as soon as they are laid, not bright orange, which is how they should look. Usually by day 4 after laying, most of the eggs are gone. I'm feeding 3-4 times a day, and I feed a variety of flake foods and occasionally feed frozen mysis, frozen cyclop-eeze and squid. They are housed in a 29 gal reef, have a flower pot, no other tank mates. I'm not real sure what could be causing this, which I assume is bad quality eggs right off the back, so I thought I'd ask around here and see if somebody has some input. Thank you very much!
