[BLKBRDTA]

My two clowns were purchased at the same time, from the same tank and acclimated then placed in the tank at the same time. The at first were a little apprehensive of each other, but over time, started getting closer and closer. Now I see them both in the Corner of the tank Shaking/Dancing with each other, and doing the same to clear a small indent in the sand much like a bed. I know I may wake up one morning and find a patch of eggs hopefully not partially eaten. Now my question is..:

What do I do if I do wake up one morning and find a patch of eggs. E.G: Where to place them, what/how to feed them, lighting, temperature, all the thing you would need to know in order to raise successful "fry" even though I hate that word lol.

Thanks for your time everyone, look forward to hearing your responses.

Tony

[hhunkybod]

References - Breeding Clownfish

[BLKBRDTA]

Thank you Dustin for the link. I read over it and it has some very helpful information. I will update this thread if they do end up spawning.

[hhunkybod]

No problem i looked into breeding some myself a couple years ago and had no luck at all the rotifer colony was not availible to me at the time. If i was you and your clowns are breeding I would let the first couple batches do their thing untill you are ready to accomidate them. HOPE YOU THE BEST OF LUCK!!

[BLKBRDTA]

Yea, if they do lay eggs then immediately I have to go to my LFS and notify them about stocking rotifers and the food that they eat too. And yes I plan on leaving them in their original location until the night before hatching. Then swapping them to the Fry tank and starting the rotifer diet. Again thanks for everything.