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Clownfish laid eggs, who wants to come harvest them (1 Viewer)
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OP
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Come get em whenever you want. I should be around, tonight and tomorrow. Will be out most of the day Saturday.
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kyletc
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How will you get them off the rock?
mike13oy
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Nice,
Im looking at the eggs and see that they are around 1-2days old. U should wait till eggs turn silver(around day 6) before you let Cat take it home. If you take them home to early, eggs will get fungus.
Im looking at the eggs and see that they are around 1-2days old. U should wait till eggs turn silver(around day 6) before you let Cat take it home. If you take them home to early, eggs will get fungus.
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OP
OP
I did get them from Dennis, a year and a half ago, right when ORA released the Black Ice. So one Black Ice female and the male is an ORA Semi Snowflake, with kick ********* patterning.
OP
OP
Hows your system, do you want to come get the eggs when they turn silver?
mike13oy
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Slowly restart the parents tank and my growout clown system is doing good. They are 2 different systems.
Would love to get them eggs if Cat doesnt want it but you need to let me borrow that liverock too.
Would love to get them eggs if Cat doesnt want it but you need to let me borrow that liverock too.
kyletc
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My eggs are silver if you want them mike
kyletc
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kyletc
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mike13oy
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Sure, if they last till Monday. Out of town right now.
kyletc
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K I can bring them to your. House
mike13oy
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Will contact you when i get back.
I got your pm but cant reply because your box is full. you need to clear out old messages.
kyletc
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I emptied it
OP
OP
I moved the rock slightly to get the anemone to move off of it. Their home is currently attached to that piece of rock. They do tend to go back and forth between the two nems before they laid eggs.
Maga
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Some people (e.g. on nano-reef) have success with pulling eggs very early, even day 1. That requires a lot of aeration on eggs later - and some experimentation to master technique. I think it is discussed in detail in NR Breeder`s lounge.
Maga
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Another solution is to let them hatch in the parents tank and then using the fact that larvae are phototropic lure them into a some kind of larval trap.
