Not too uncommon, but my DaVinci clownfish laid a clutch of eggs yesterday afternoon on the coralline covering the back wall of my RS Reefer XL525. Because the eggs are on the wall and not a moveable object, I'm not sure I can transfer them to another tank. Just wondering if anyone in this group has taken the time to try and raise clownfish fry in this type of situation? Or should I just assume that they will eventually get eaten in a week by other tankmates when they hatch?
Clownfish eggs
- Thread starter Aconphoto
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Konaroo
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Mine lay eggs roughly every two weeks. The clutch is on the rock next to the home (frogspawn). The clutch always hatch at night and I don't catch them. I just let nature take it's course. You can attempt to catch them. You can buy some kind of trap to collect the fry. I've never attempted it.
