raising percula clown larvae in the parent tank - Page 2 - Aquarium Advice

BrightSound · 03-03-2008, 08:46 PM

Innovator, I never thought of this until your post, but I do have a removable surface in the tank that they can spawn on. BUT it's alittle out-in-the-open, they always spawn on the glass behind the LR where it's more "private". Humm...just a thought, may be I'll move it to behind the LR and see if they spawn on it.

I poured 6 cups of zooplankton culture thru a 53 micron mesh and dumped the zooplankton into the tank. Not sure what I'll find tomorrow (i.e. if I'll find any larvae alive). I am cognizant of the fact that if any larvae are alive tomorrow that I'll have to remove them from the tank due to the fact I cannot continue dumping zooplankton into the tank and risk NH3/NH4 levels to rise above 0.

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03-03-2008, 08:46 PM	#11
BrightSound Aquarium Advice Apprentice Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: MidWest Posts: 10	Innovator, I never thought of this until your post, but I do have a removable surface in the tank that they can spawn on. BUT it's alittle out-in-the-open, they always spawn on the glass behind the LR where it's more "private". Humm...just a thought, may be I'll move it to behind the LR and see if they spawn on it. I poured 6 cups of zooplankton culture thru a 53 micron mesh and dumped the zooplankton into the tank. Not sure what I'll find tomorrow (i.e. if I'll find any larvae alive). I am cognizant of the fact that if any larvae are alive tomorrow that I'll have to remove them from the tank due to the fact I cannot continue dumping zooplankton into the tank and risk NH3/NH4 levels to rise above 0.