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09-27-2007, 05:44 PM
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The male's quivering is its way of showing its submission. Are the fish newly introduced to each other? Once this sort of relationship begins, and they form a pair, they will start spawning relatively quickly (as I understand it, anyway!).
They will generally lay eggs in very close proximity to the anemone in which they host (ie. in the "shade" of...) When you see them picking clean a particular area, watch for eggs 
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09-27-2007, 08:17 PM
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Sweet! I guess it does not matter whether the water is fresh or salty - the love dance is the same.
I actually bought them together out of the same coral tank at the same fish store. They were both tiny and all beat up looking and I felt sorry for them. They did not even know how to eat pellets when I brought them home but they picked up on the NLS thing right away. Now they are happy, healthy and beautiful. They have been together for about six months in my tank. And hosting a white sebae anemone for about the last four months.
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