Check it out!

[drjett]

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The first recorded spawn of my snowflake clowns.

Any pointers are raising the eggs and fry?

 

[drjett]

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[declanisadog]

Awesome!! I have no experience raising them, but I have seen several threads on here about it.

 

[bcavalli]

That's awesome.

 

[gajeep94yj]

Nice!

What are the chances of those surviving?
How old are the clowns? Or how long have they been together?

 

[myreefclub0070]

Very nice, it's hard enough raising fry in a separate tank all by themselves, don't then you will be able to save any if you don't suck them out.

 

[kylebolch]

Hmm caviar......

 

[tbub1221]

Sweet!!

 

[crew]

Ya - I was never able to get the eggs/fry to survive in my main tank. Suck them out I guess?

 

[drjett]

GaJeep94YJ;1034050 wrote: Nice!

What are the chances of those surviving?
How old are the clowns? Or how long have they been together?

I am not sure what the survival percentages are for clowns in a display.

I have had the clowns together for roughly 2 years now and I suspect that they are alittle bit older than that.

 

[jennm]

The fry won't survive in a display.

If you want to give them a shot, do a lot of reading on the how-to on setting up brooding and nursery tanks, rotifer cultures and all that good stuff.

It will cost money, time and effort - it's not like guppies

It's a labour of love - but it is definitely work. I wouldn't count on being ready by the time those hatch in 10 days or so but they may spawn again in a month or so, that should give you time to get ready.

Jenn