Clown Eggs - Need Help

[TheJGMProject]

congrats..nice work!

(wings love your avitar! really funny)

 

[filippo]

THAT is nice!!!!

How long did it take for your adults to pair up?

Thanks,

 

[FB]

I got them in April of 2006. So almost 2 years.

 

[FB]

Here is a picture of my most recent hatch these guys are 8 days old. It's not really the best pic but you can see some of them.

I have about 80 or 90 I think. Almost impossible to count.

 

[FB]

Here is a full tank shot of my larvae tank.

 

[Ben1]

I wish mine would lay eggs!

Thanks for the pics! Looks good. Do you cover you larvae tank with anything around the sides to black it out?

 

[ChrisRD]

Cool pics! 8)

 

[Anonymous]

congrats..nice work!

(wings love your avitar! really funny)

Thanks.

 

[Anonymous]

Cool pics! 8)

+1

 

[pcardone]

mine hatch, swim around for a day then dissapere?

 

[FB]

Here is the new home beside my parent tank for my oldest batch of 5. Don't you love the cheesy decorations.

 

[FB]

Here is a recent picture of the parents.

The "Momma" is about to blow :lol:

 

[FB]

Some more pics.

 

[FB]

Just thought I would post another pic of some eggs. I counted this time and colour coded them. There are if you can believe it 907 eggs.

 

[FB]

This batch is 4 weeks old. I have 58 of them being transferred to a growout tank.

 

[FB]

Here are the eggs in the larvae tank ready to hatch. I took the picture before adding the phyto for clarity purposes.

 

[Ben1]

Very cool FB, do you cover your larvea tank with black paper or anything? I ready that this helps the larvae find the food, just wondering.

 

[FB]

I cover the sides of the tank with cardboard as they can be attracted to light, then I put Phyto in the tank to make the water green. This helps keep them off the sides of the tank and in the water column to search for food.

FB

 

[Ben1]

Very cool! ty for the info.