Frogspawn expelling bubbles

[Bignose94015]

So I have had my frogspawn in my new 50 gallon tank for about two weeks now. He uis doing great and fully extended. I have been noticing that last two days near lights out time he has been retracting quite a bit. So about 10:00 last night my wife says hey what are all of these bubbles in the tank. I though Oo no somehow I ran the sump close to dry and am sucking air. Checked the sump and rememebred I topped it off no issues there. I look at my frogspawn and notice it is shooting little bubbles out by the hundreds. There must have been litereally a thousand little bubbles in my tank when this started. My clown fish went into a feeding frenzy to say the least and ate as many as they could. By the time I got my camera most of the bubbles (not air but small circles) were gone. I caught a pic of one last shot the frogspawn made.

http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/oo215/bignose94015/output_10.jpg


Any one know what this is?

 

[NavyBlueSea]

Was there particles or some sort of substance to in the bubbles?

 

[Wicked_Nano]

Maybe egg...

Read this and look if it's the same, i know the article is talking about Torch Coral but it's the same family...

http://www.nano-reef.com/topic/220182-full-moon-my-corals-laying-eggs/?mode=linear

 

[NavyBlueSea]

That's what I was wondering.

 

[mayjong]

spawning.
great fish food

 

[Bignose94015]

Maybe egg...

Read this and look if it's the same, i know the article is talking about Torch Coral but it's the same family...

http://www.nano-reef.com/topic/220182-full-moon-my-corals-laying-eggs/?mode=linear

Just like these but more pink and brown. Wow amazing that it did this after only being in my tank for 2-3 weeks.

Thanks for all of the insight everyone.

 

[aromano]

probably stress induced spawning.