Are these ClownFish Eggs?

[jwhiteuwc]

My 7 year old noticed something new in the tank, and by gollie, I think they're clowfish eggs.
I'm thinking they're not going to make it, but you never know.
Are these eggs?
Right now I have in the tank:
Fire Shrimp
Cleaner Shrimp
Pep. Shrimp
asst. snails
Hippo Tang
Flame Angel
Red leg Hemits.
What's the chances of these eggs actually surviving?

 

[bang guy]

Yep! Congrats!!!! :cheer:
The chances of them surviving without you removing them and feeding them is approximately 0.00%

 

[tizzo]

 

[jwhiteuwc]

I wouldn't even know were to begin. I don't have another tank I could move them to. It would be nice to raise, then sell them, but I just can't, though I wish I could.
ARe you saying remove them when they hatch or remove them in their current status?
Thanks Bang.

 

[bang guy]

I remove mine from the parents on the night I expect them to hatch.
Your best bet is to let them go this time but gain some knowledge by buying Clownfishes. It's available on this site under dry goods.

 

[bigarn]

Bang,
Is there any chance of them surviveing if mom and dad are the only fish in the tank? Would inverts bother them?

 

[bang guy]

If left in an tank not perfectly tailored to their requirements the chance of even one surviving is approximately 0.00%.

 

[bigarn]

Originally posted by Bang Guy
If left in an tank not perfectly tailored to their requirements the chance of even one surviving is approximately 0.00%.
I hate to ask Bang...But what is perfectly tailored requirements for them?
Thanks!
I think mine are quite bonded right now...that's why I'm asking.

 

[bang guy]

Predator free (including the parents), Mild current, abundant live nutritious food of the correct size, and just enough light to see the food.