Clownfish eggs

[reeftankjunkie]

Just before the actinics went off, I noticed that my clowns had laid eggs. Apparently, they have been in there for a few days as they are already silver. I've had these two together for about 6 years, and this is the first clutch they have laid, that I know of. Sorry for the bad pics, but I am going to take some more tommorow when the halides come on.
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[tyleratl]

Congrats! You'll have clown babies. BTW, what kind of anemone should I get for a pair of clowns?

 

[reeftankjunkie]

Thanks, my clowns are false percs, and they host in a long tentacle anemone. Many people have good luck with Bubble Tip Anemones also.

 

[cameron]

Congrats, you likely have food for your fish! I would consider isolating the eggs if you want to see them mature.

 

[jmaneyapanda]

clwons are great for making eggs, but raising them is no fun. It is a lot of work and effort and $$. But, to each their own. If you see little silver eyes, they'll probably hatch in the next day. They only incubate for like 7 days or so.