Clowns spawned I think!!!

Mandarin15 · Sep 11, 2017

Mandarin15 · Sep 11, 2017

Need Help How to take Care of the eggs
Please. Thanks

Mandarin15 · Sep 11, 2017

Sorry ignore the first picture. It's the one inside the flower pot. Can someone guide
Me what to do next? Please

Tahoe61 · Sep 11, 2017

Unless you've planned ahead and acquired the food necessary for the larvae than you'll probably have to let this clutch go. I have always enjoy Pickle's breeding threads.
https://www.nano-reef.com/forums/topic/269202-pickle’s-guide-to-breeding-clowns/

Mandarin15 · Sep 11, 2017

Tnk you

Mandarin15 · Sep 12, 2017

Omg that's some work to do I don't think I have time to grow rotifers!!! I continue reading and researching. Thank you

Amoo · Sep 13, 2017

If you're going to put in the time and effort to try to raise a clutch it's generally advised to let the first few go anyways. Most reefers I read tended to have better survival rates, whether that came from better understanding of what they were doing or greater health of the clutch themselves it's hard to guess.

Mandarin15 · Sep 13, 2017

For some reason I can't post the video.
It's really exciting to see. I ordered rotifer
Starter kit from my lfs. They get it from
Reef nutrition. If it doesn't come on time
So be it. But we'll give it a try. If you have
Any suggestions it will help a lot. I was reading a lot of breeding experience from this site all very informative but seems
Too difficult. I also bought some brine shrimp eggs.

Amoo · Sep 13, 2017

My personal recommendation would be to let this clutch go and prepare for the next, but that's up to you. Like you I have done a TON of research into it and will at some point probably raise a clutch, but it certainly won't be one where I'm trying to order supplies while the eggs are already down. I would want to have my rotty culture going well before. I personally would create a post in the fish breeding forum and get help there, we have quite a few folks with a ton of experience.

Mandarin15 · Dec 28, 2017

Hi just to update this is my fishes on my 4th
Batch. They're about 1 cm now . It was hard work but with patience and love my very first clowns...thank you for this reefing community where I got all my information.