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I wonder how they'd ship? :lol: Probably like crap!
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Ya, to bad I cant get some of them out to you Myka. I may have to arrange the pipe so it can be removed to try raise some. At the moment, its part of the base of the tanks structure.
When I move the clowns back to the cube, {no pipe house}, they never laid any eggs. The same day their pipe was back, they groomed it and she laid them that night. I finally watched the whole thing, with her laying them and then him fertilizing. Amazing to watch. So my sps cube is designed around their pipe home, for them. :mrgreen: Spoiled fish. My pair of chromis & little mandarin are in a separate tub for now and not sure if I will place them back in the cube or just leave the clowns there alone. Here is a couple pics I tried with my cheapy digital & a mag glass. :lol: You can see their little eyes. Attachment 2969 Attachment 2970 |
That looks so cool
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thats pretty money. i would just leave them and see how they do. its really no different from nature. only the strong survive.
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That must be the near hatching stage, as they are gone this morning.
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Ya, they won't survive if you don't remove them to raise them. They are just too small.
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Awesome pics of them hard at work!! Did you ever see any of them swimming last time?
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Doug, how often do your clowns lay eggs?
I was hoping for a few days between batches to get some tank maintenance done ( My clown has death in her eyes when she's protecting her eggs) but my clarkiis are puting down a new batch the day after the old bunch hatches. |
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