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Old January 23rd 04, 04:16 AM
reefman MC
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They will all be breakfest unless you take them out as soon as they
hatch, and seperate them. If i'm not mistaken clownfish eggs hatch in 8
days. You will have to put them in something like a 20 gallon tank, and
feed them cultured rotifers. Since you have other fish you will need to
catch them as soon as the hatch. Let me know what happens.


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Old January 23rd 04, 04:30 AM
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it is the 8th day on most accounts, and they hatch at night. they are also
attracted to the light so you can turn off pumps and the night they hatch
use a bright light to attract them to the top of the tank and siphon them
out, don't use a net it will kill them.

sounds like a lot of trouble for a few clownfish, but to each his own

kc

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They will all be breakfest unless you take them out as soon as they
hatch, and seperate them. If i'm not mistaken clownfish eggs hatch in 8
days. You will have to put them in something like a 20 gallon tank, and
feed them cultured rotifers. Since you have other fish you will need to
catch them as soon as the hatch. Let me know what happens.


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Old January 24th 04, 02:59 PM
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Default Baby Clownfish

If we all didn't want to do a lot of things others would consider a lot of
work, we would all have cats instead of marine reef and fish tanks.
Thanks all for the advice. It sounds like this batch is going to be
dicey...I will try to collect even a few on the 8th night and see what
happens. As for next time, I am putting a clay pot in the corner of the
tank near where they laid this batch of eggs and will see what happens.

Thanks

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it is the 8th day on most accounts, and they hatch at night. they are

also
attracted to the light so you can turn off pumps and the night they hatch
use a bright light to attract them to the top of the tank and siphon them
out, don't use a net it will kill them.

sounds like a lot of trouble for a few clownfish, but to each his own

kc

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They will all be breakfest unless you take them out as soon as they
hatch, and seperate them. If i'm not mistaken clownfish eggs hatch in 8
days. You will have to put them in something like a 20 gallon tank, and
feed them cultured rotifers. Since you have other fish you will need to
catch them as soon as the hatch. Let me know what happens.


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