Clown eggs

[sharuq1]

That looks so cool

[ElGuappo]

thats pretty money. i would just leave them and see how they do. its really no different from nature. only the strong survive.

[Doug]

That must be the near hatching stage, as they are gone this morning.

[Myka]

Ya, they won't survive if you don't remove them to raise them. They are just too small.

[Doug]

Back at it again.

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[Doug]

Hard at work.

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[Carmen]

Awesome pics of them hard at work!! Did you ever see any of them swimming last time?

[marie]

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.

[Doug]

Originally Posted by Carmen

Awesome pics of them hard at work!! Did you ever see any of them swimming last time?

Thanks Carmen. have not seen any fry swimming yet. They seem to hatch at night and gone in the morning. Last batch were born in my 45 cube and I had rubble and stuff in the big overflow, hoping some would stay in there. I once had baby bangaii do that.

This batch is back in my 90g, with several other fish. Lots of hiding places and no overflows but cant see any making it past hatching. I dont recall reading ever, about clown fry making it in normal aquarium, like bangaii fry.