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They are fine as long as there is water movement around them.

Quote: Originally Posted by Gemmy My fuzzy dwarf is coming tomorrow!!! The only bad part is that the fuzzy's flight doesn't come in until around 5:30ish. I won't be able to pick it up til like 8. So did you get it, pictures

Quote: Originally Posted by Jstdv8 Is the rock upside down or how do you get the bubbles to go over the angled rock? The slate with the eggs are on the bottom side - the slate is leaning against the side of the tank, the bubbles go over the eggs to keep them moving.

You are right Justin, that is a piece of slate where the clownfish spawned, I took it out on night 7. The bubbler keeps the water moving around them much like the parents do with their fins.

I added some of the base rock I pinned and tied together, this is not the finished product yet.

Beautiful tank - great job

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer AWWWWw...they look like baby clownfish WAIT...... LOL.....Great job!!!! :) Thanks meowzer!!!!!!

Update - 3 week old fry and 3 day old fry - cute aren't they

Quote: Originally Posted by saxman Not if you run acrylic tanx... ;-) Unbelievable, never hear of one of these, luckily a well built glass tank has silicone between the joints and not just the corners.

They look like feather dusters to me, can you get a closer picture.

Quote: Originally Posted by Bang Guy Jeebus, those larvae look huge. What are you feeding the female, plutonium? PE Mysis, BBS, rotifers, and a new food I have been try Pro Salt Reef Supreme.

Hundreds tonight

Well two hatched last night and now more are hatching.

Quote: Originally Posted by morgan175 ? stealth stick where can I find it? You can make one and they might become available on another site. I made mine it is a 3/16 diameter acrylic rod, about 24 inches long. At the business end is a piece of 50 lb fish line that is taped on with clear tape...

Hopefully my LFS will buy them. I am sure I can sell them.

The tail dance thing is normal behavior for clowns, the only thing that concerns me is the clowns are the same size. They both want to be the dominant sex, which is female with clowns, keep an eye on them since they are both new to the tank they might figure things out.

SOunds like a great idea Krista keep us posted

So I transfer the second batch of eggs into a new fry tank, 1/2 an hour later I see one fry swimming around - couldn't have timed that better.

So I have another batch almost ready to go in the fry tank (new one) I made this holder for the slate and I split the air line so air would be going up both sides of the batch of eggs. I found that an airstone was too fine and the bubbles were sticking to the eggs.

Quote: Originally Posted by Bang Guy One more thing I remember doing. I always had a large Bristleworm in each grow out tank. They eat all the dead Rotifers and any casualties before they pollute the water. Great to know, someone told me about adding iodine so the clowns wouldn't have...