krazekajin
Active Member
I have an interesting question to ask the clown breeding experts. I know that in FW they are always talking about having plants for the fry to hide in and eat.
I am wondering if clownfish babies would do good in a refugium type set up.
I have a 10g nano tank that for whatever reason looks like a refugium. I have clumps of a hairy algea that I think looks good. I have small clumps of a red carpet like algea and some clumps of grape carpula algea. Also I have lots of the halimeda algea. Although I am over run by glass anemones, which I am going to kill by joes' juice, I am just wondering if a habitat like that would assist in the raising of clown fish fry. Would that give them more of a natural food supply as well as food that I would feed. this 10g has two HOB filters.
Just a random though.
I am wondering if clownfish babies would do good in a refugium type set up.
I have a 10g nano tank that for whatever reason looks like a refugium. I have clumps of a hairy algea that I think looks good. I have small clumps of a red carpet like algea and some clumps of grape carpula algea. Also I have lots of the halimeda algea. Although I am over run by glass anemones, which I am going to kill by joes' juice, I am just wondering if a habitat like that would assist in the raising of clown fish fry. Would that give them more of a natural food supply as well as food that I would feed. this 10g has two HOB filters.
Just a random though.
