clownfish breeding

[FWC]

With what ??

[mohammadali]

about the feeding
water condition
and more things im still pretty new with saltwater its been only a year im in saltwater hobbies

[mohammadali]

they laid eggs underneath of the LR by a Anemone
now what should i do ?/

[Northernseacorals]

Originally Posted by mohammadali

they laid eggs underneath of the LR by a Anemone
now what should i do ?/

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Breeding+Clownfish

[mohammadali]

thanks for the info guys and wish me luck
if anyone has experience around lougheed area can come over help me thanks

[Werbo]

Not to be negative but I will be. The reality is that raising clownfish fry is a huge investment. I'm not talking 100's of dollars but $10000+.

To my knowledge no experienced local hobbists have had success.

[arash53]

Congrats,

I don't have any experience raising clown fish fry, but one of the Canreef/BCA members did it on small thank, unfortunately I could not find that thread

[FWC]

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski

Not to be negative but I will be. The reality is that raising clownfish fry is a huge investment. I'm not talking 100's of dollars but $10000+.

To my knowledge no experienced local hobbists have had success.

No offense ,but I don't think it will cost you 10,000 or more dollars to raise clownfish either.

If it cost that muich ,nobody would be breeding them outside of public aquariums and the like.

Theres a number of people who breed them up here in edmonton ,so I really really don't think its costs that much to raise them.

Heck ,look at all the people who breed them all over the world. I don't think it costs 10,000+

[ponokareefer]

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski

Not to be negative but I will be. The reality is that raising clownfish fry is a huge investment. I'm not talking 100's of dollars but $10000+.

To my knowledge no experienced local hobbists have had success.

[windcoast reefs]

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski

Not to be negative but I will be. The reality is that raising clownfish fry is a huge investment. I'm not talking 100's of dollars but $10000+.

To my knowledge no experienced local hobbists have had success.

There were several breeders in town up until a year ago. Ive also breed a pair twice now. Cost me about $100 in total, Mostly for rotifers.