Good Step By Step Clownfish BREEDING Website?

[mwp]

Ya know, I've found articles and websites devoted to rearing gobies, but I haven't really come across any step-by-step DIY websites for rearing clownfish. Anyone have one handy that we can help new breeders with (in case they don't have the time or funds to run out and get Joyce's and Frank's books?)

MP

 

[Dman]

If they don't have the time or money, they should try something else, like online poker, or chess.
OK, that was harsh, but if they don't have money, I understand. Me too. But, they can do what I did and read voraciously, like this forum for about a year and a half.
But if they don't have time......welcome to the club. Besides, how often and for how long has everyone's clownfish been laying??? So I'm not buying the time argument. ('specially 'cause I ain't gots no money)
If you want to setup a website and everything that that entails, by all means, but you'll forgive me if I don't hand over the "keys"

 

[mwp]

So basically Dman the answer to my question is "NO"?

MP

 

[Dman]

umm, yep, I mean no, I mean RC is it.
I'm so confused today

 

[JamisonSmith]

website for raising clownfish

website for raising clownfish

Other than RC and all the great breeders that contribute , I have come across a document that the author breaks it down nicely, very easy read, similaar to Wilkerson but not as much supplemental information, i.e. species break downs, habitat and distribution, etc. I could have sworn that I found the document on a web page somewhere, but I only could find the document and not the website. I converted it from Word to PDF and hopefully, attached it successfully to this posting.

Sorry, I tried and it is too large, if anyone wants it, just PM me and I will e-mail to you. Or, if anyone has suggestions as how to minimize the size and upload it, let me know.

Jamison

 

[Jaken]

Re: website for raising clownfish

Re: website for raising clownfish

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9051133#post9051133 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by JamisonSmith

Sorry, I tried and it is too large, if anyone wants it, just PM me and I will e-mail to you. Or, if anyone has suggestions as how to minimize the size and upload it, let me know.

Jamison

Done



Raising Clownfish PDF <-- download here!

 

[Kathy55g]

Fabulous! Now when the newbies come we can give them this thing and get them started.

Nice article.
Thank you!

 

[Dman]

That's definately easier than a website.

 

[JamisonSmith]

The author definitely put some time in compiling all of the information. I just happened across it

I'm glad others find it as useful as I have.

Take care,

Jamison

 

[MimicTang]

Where are the goby articles?

 

[FMarini]

yeah- thats a nice little clownfish intro by Karen. IIRC she is from my local marine society MARSH. I'm glad its going around

The goby articles...you mean from the breeders net series
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/issues/jan2003/breeder2.htm
http://advancedaquarist.com/issues/may2003/breeder2.htm

 

[b0wenj]

This thread should be marked as a sticky at the top of this forum. Seems like great newbie information.

 

[David M]

You tell 'em Kathy, it was your work :lol:

 

[Kathy55g]

?

 

[bededog]

Honestly, if a person doesn't have the money to buy Wilkerson's book then they certainly don't have a fraction of what it would cost to start breeding marine fish. A person that can't afford to buy a book will not be able to provide the necessary care to keep saltwater fish and therefore will probably never be able to keep them in a condition that would produce spawning fish.

That being said about the money, how about the time. If someone really doesn't have the time to go out and buy a book, where the heck are they going to find the time to raise fish?

Just my 2 cents.