clown breeding
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snakeblitz33
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snakeblitz33
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I think a 20g is pretty much the standard for breeding clownfish. Some breeders even go down as far as 10g. Most tanks in aquaculturing facilities have overflow standpipes and central filtration systems. The broodstock tanks only have the clownfish and three ceramic tiles and nothing else. The less distractions for the fish, the better. If you feed them well and keep them bored, eventually they will mate.
Make sure you have all of the proper tools and live cultures ready when your clownfish spawn for the first time. Read a few good books and know what you are getting into before endeavoring on this journey.
Aquaculturing is really, really, fun and very addictive. lol.
Make sure you have all of the proper tools and live cultures ready when your clownfish spawn for the first time. Read a few good books and know what you are getting into before endeavoring on this journey.
Aquaculturing is really, really, fun and very addictive. lol.
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smartorl
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agreed. practice on learning how to culture phytoplankton and rotifers. the rotifers will never go to waste and it is better to learn when you don't have the needs of hungry fry adding pressure.
i lost my male clown from my breeding pair and while i am waiting for the others to mature enough, i am still culturing rotifers and selling them to my lfs for store credit.
i lost my male clown from my breeding pair and while i am waiting for the others to mature enough, i am still culturing rotifers and selling them to my lfs for store credit.