Breeding Marine fish?

[soapy]

Nothing to add, except a nice link, for those that haven't seen it:

http://www.marinebreeder.org/forums/...0f4207e99fbdb3

or main page:

http://www.marinebreeder.org/forums/

[UltraLPS]

Thanks for the link Soapy!

As for Seahorse Fanatic, did any of the eggs make it to the fry stage or larger and have you tried breeding seahorses? We have a few breeders in Ontario who have had great success breeding some fairly rare species.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

Originally Posted by UltraLPS

As for Seahorse Fanatic, did any of the eggs make it to the fry stage or larger and have you tried breeding seahorses? We have a few breeders in Ontario who have had great success breeding some fairly rare species.

I had a spawn of 1000s of tiny fry one night, which were the baby Marine Bettas. Unfortunately I wasn't set up to take care of baby fish that size and so my fish and corals feasted well that night. Probably around 2 or 3 in the morning is when I saw this.

[UltraLPS]

Dang that sucks! Well I hope they spawn again and you manage to save the fry.

[sick lid]

I have successfully bred and raised many different clownfish species, also neon goby, gold stripe goby, bangai cardinal, orchid dottyback, and neon dottyback. I have successfully bred but not raised- yellow jawfish, watchman goby, and marine betta.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

There was a real fish-whisperer in Surrey, BC who used to breed clowns and mandarin gobies. Unfortunately, he retired and sold off everything. He mostly spends his time overseas now. I didn't know about his sw breeding success until too late

Monocus used to breed neon gobies.

[monocus]

are you trying to entice me to set up more tanks Anthony?