Hello,
I have a spawning Snowcasso (picasso) Percula Pair for sale. Both are originally from Doni, female is a Snowcasso, male is a regular nice Picasso. They were spawning when I purchased them, stopped for 6 weeks when they moved tanks, and are now back to spawning. Instead of a bare tank with tiles, I bought them their own nice tank with sand, liverock, and a gigantea anemone.
They are very healthy/fat and eat a ton. Saturation feedings twice a day. I used to do three times a day, but they were still full after the second feeding so I just went to twice per day. Mostly New Life Spectrum pellets and Mysis/cyclopeeze, but occational rods and other foods. 80% of their food is New Life Spectrum 1mm pellets since they love them the most. As you can see from the video, they are perfect (to my eyes) body proportions, no deformities, and a great spawning pair. Female Snowcasso has top of helmet and small sideburns on sides. Male has half-helmet with one full sideburn.
Purchased direct from a very reputable breeding company (Reef Imports and Hatchery near Chicago, IL) when they were downsizing their 50-odd pairs of spawning clownfish. They were purchased from Doni as a snowcasso/picasso pair.
I am moving to a condo, and just dont have the space/time to raise the babies.
They are both excellent parents. They do not eat any eggs. The male does his job taking care of the eggs, but the female helps out also. They are still relatively young/small for a breeding pair, so the clutches are around 250 eggs. As they grow (and get more comfortable in their tank) these numbers should increase. Their first lay was only around 120 eggs, their third is currently around 250, so they are already increasing. They are a great young pair and will my spawning and living for a long time.
They are spawning like clockwork.
Asking 2800. I believe they are worth it. I would like them to be picked up near Chicago, IL.
If you would like, you can also have their gigantea anemone. It is small in the video, but has already grown to around 6" when fully open. They do not harm it at all since it is big enough to take their cuddling, growing every day. If you like, you can purchase the whole tank setup, Nuvo 30 + IM skimmer + anemone.
Trimmed video of Lay 3:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNBFB62rTAU
More pictures, lay/hatch schedule, fry pictures available upon request.
I have a spawning Snowcasso (picasso) Percula Pair for sale. Both are originally from Doni, female is a Snowcasso, male is a regular nice Picasso. They were spawning when I purchased them, stopped for 6 weeks when they moved tanks, and are now back to spawning. Instead of a bare tank with tiles, I bought them their own nice tank with sand, liverock, and a gigantea anemone.
They are very healthy/fat and eat a ton. Saturation feedings twice a day. I used to do three times a day, but they were still full after the second feeding so I just went to twice per day. Mostly New Life Spectrum pellets and Mysis/cyclopeeze, but occational rods and other foods. 80% of their food is New Life Spectrum 1mm pellets since they love them the most. As you can see from the video, they are perfect (to my eyes) body proportions, no deformities, and a great spawning pair. Female Snowcasso has top of helmet and small sideburns on sides. Male has half-helmet with one full sideburn.
Purchased direct from a very reputable breeding company (Reef Imports and Hatchery near Chicago, IL) when they were downsizing their 50-odd pairs of spawning clownfish. They were purchased from Doni as a snowcasso/picasso pair.
I am moving to a condo, and just dont have the space/time to raise the babies.
They are both excellent parents. They do not eat any eggs. The male does his job taking care of the eggs, but the female helps out also. They are still relatively young/small for a breeding pair, so the clutches are around 250 eggs. As they grow (and get more comfortable in their tank) these numbers should increase. Their first lay was only around 120 eggs, their third is currently around 250, so they are already increasing. They are a great young pair and will my spawning and living for a long time.
They are spawning like clockwork.
Asking 2800. I believe they are worth it. I would like them to be picked up near Chicago, IL.
If you would like, you can also have their gigantea anemone. It is small in the video, but has already grown to around 6" when fully open. They do not harm it at all since it is big enough to take their cuddling, growing every day. If you like, you can purchase the whole tank setup, Nuvo 30 + IM skimmer + anemone.
Trimmed video of Lay 3:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNBFB62rTAU
More pictures, lay/hatch schedule, fry pictures available upon request.
