Hi guy i want to start breeding saltwater fish. I want to know which is easier to breed and to raise the fry's Kaudern's Cardinalfish or Ocellaris Clownfish.
I'd also mention the cardinals aren't as guaranteed. First it is hard to tell boy from girl and they don't switch sex. They are easy if you have a male that holds to the last day. If not you might have a male that eats the eggs or spits them out early in which case to ensure babies you'd have to strip them and tumble. If you get a 'good' male then Cardinals are super easy the male does all the work and you can start them on baby brine and I've heard even pellets if you manage the flow.
Clowns on the other hand will almost always pair (if you get them small) and lay eggs. But their babies require rotifers and such when first hatched though there are people reporting Othime (sp). works.
I'd also mention the cardinals aren't as guaranteed. First it is hard to tell boy from girl and they don't switch sex. They are easy if you have a male that holds to the last day. If not you might have a male that eats the eggs or spits them out early in which case to ensure babies you'd have to strip them and tumble. If you get a 'good' male then Cardinals are super easy the male does all the work and you can start them on baby brine and I've heard even pellets if you manage the flow.
Clowns on the other hand will almost always pair (if you get them small) and lay eggs. But their babies require rotifers and such when first hatched though there are people reporting Othime (sp). works.
That may be. I've seen some breeders who seem to know what to feed stock fish still have males not hold long enough. I don't have enough experience with them to know if all well fed males are good dads.
I feed a mix of PE mysis, marine cusine, instant ocean marine chips, nls pellets, and mysis / spirulina flakes 4-5 times a day. Im not saying it us best, but ive had good luck with this mix so far
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