I've had this pair of amphiprion ocellaris clownfish since they were very small. One grew a lot and became female, the other grew a little and became male.
They originally hosted the tank heater, then a xenia colony, and finally, a couple years ago, decided the finger leather is their home.
They're about 4 years old now, and about a year ago they decided the glass wall next to the finger leather was a fine place for eggs. They've been laying eggs regularly since.
This video was shot on a Canon 7D with a 100mm macro lens, as well as on a Canon S95.
Enjoy!
Clownfish Laying Eggs - YouTube
--Shawn
They originally hosted the tank heater, then a xenia colony, and finally, a couple years ago, decided the finger leather is their home.
They're about 4 years old now, and about a year ago they decided the glass wall next to the finger leather was a fine place for eggs. They've been laying eggs regularly since.
This video was shot on a Canon 7D with a 100mm macro lens, as well as on a Canon S95.
Enjoy!
Clownfish Laying Eggs - YouTube
--Shawn


