My Maroons Laid Eggs, and they hatched...

[runintoluck]

But I didn't think any were going to make it, so I just let it be (This is their 5th spawn). However, upon further inspection, I noticed that there's actually a bunch of larval stage fish that succeeded in staying alive and avoiding the filters and other fish in a conch shell. They just swim inside and don't venture far. I have no experience raising clown fry, was wondering if I wanted them to live should I remove them and put them into another tank (I have a spare 5 gallon I can use) and if I do how should I filter the tank and what should i feed them. My clowns laid their eggs this past Sunday if I'm not mistaken. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance

 

[ernieq]

Unless you already have a rotifer culture going, there's no point as they would just starve by the 2nd or 3rd day. If you want to raise them, you can read many of the threads here for information. But basically you will at least need a rotifer culture to feed them and phyto to feed the rotifer culture. Then a heater and an airstone for the larval tank.

 

[runintoluck]

Thanks for the help!

 

[brchapm]

Unless you already have a rotifer culture going, there's no point as they would just starve by the 2nd or 3rd day. If you want to raise them, you can read many of the threads here for information. But basically you will at least need a rotifer culture to feed them and phyto to feed the rotifer culture. Then a heater and an airstone for the larval tank.

+1 - You kinda have to be prepared for the babies ahead of time. By the sounds of it, you will have new eggs soon!