Looking for insperation, post your pics!
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redvipe2010
In Memoriam
Sorry, meant tomatoes, reading too many posts these days!
He said babies. I've seen eggs, and they have always been in one place. Not scattered. I consider "babies" meaning eggs have hatched, at the very least.
He said babies. I've seen eggs, and they have always been in one place. Not scattered. I consider "babies" meaning eggs have hatched, at the very least.
redvipe2010
In Memoriam
You may be right.
. I can't see any babies, but I do see what I believe are flat worms. Is that what you are referring to?
OrionN
Moved on
They are seem to be young clowns to be. In a few months, the Tomatoes will take over the tank and there will be problem. As young and new as they are, the Tomatoes have become dominate and seen to chase the Percula out of the anemone.
I would remove two of the clowns and only have one pair.
I would remove two of the clowns and only have one pair.
Jeremy Blaze
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Man sorry to see my thread end up like this.
PerfectRapture04
New member
Post some pictures of your babies.... I'd like to see what they are supposed to look like. When I was watching the "babies in my tank the lights were off and I moved a flashlight around them and they would situate their dorsal towards the light (like i read babies do.) They looked like small tadpoles, just with red bodies and a clear tail. The clowns as everyone is saying wont get along, and in the long run i realize this, but for now they are tolerating each other and there has not been any agression between species. If the tomatoes decided to fight then they are going into my 65 gallon. Since everyone seems so interested in this mix, I'll make sure to keep eveyone posted on what happens.
Jeremy Blaze
Former Reef Addict
No aggression? You can see aggresive actions in the video you posted.
ConcreteReefer
In Memoriam
looks like flatworms to me. If they are, you better take care of them fast or something like this will happen:
(photo courtesy of wizmaster)
(photo courtesy of wizmaster)
ChunksInClemson
New member
Wow, that tank will go downhill fast if you don't make some changes....I hope you've gotten the picture with all the good advice from some of the more experienced guys. Take this advice and run with it or its going to be trouble. Be prepared to move that BTA also. How long has the tank been setup?
Flighty
Premium Member
I don't know what the red dots are, but they are certainly not clownfish babies. This is what they would look like.
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illcssd
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What cindy said!
Thanks for posting those, i was trying to find my old pictures but its been awhile since i have raised clowns so they are far back lol.
perfectrapture: Whatever your seeing arent clownfish babies, they are either the red flatworms posted or some kind of pod. Even if you were lucky enough to get perc's to breed in under 4 months, which is really improbable in itself, the babies wouldnt still be alive, and They will never breed being hurded in a corner by two tomato's. For saying you have 8 years experience you arent showing your knowledge. I just wonder how all your clients tank's are doing....
Thanks for posting those, i was trying to find my old pictures but its been awhile since i have raised clowns so they are far back lol.
perfectrapture: Whatever your seeing arent clownfish babies, they are either the red flatworms posted or some kind of pod. Even if you were lucky enough to get perc's to breed in under 4 months, which is really improbable in itself, the babies wouldnt still be alive, and They will never breed being hurded in a corner by two tomato's. For saying you have 8 years experience you arent showing your knowledge. I just wonder how all your clients tank's are doing....
