Clown eggs?

[NeoCatsy]

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I am hoping I am the pround grandparent of some cute Maroon Clowns. I am unsure if these are clown eggs. If so how do I protect them? If not, what could they be?

 

[Joester2k3]

They look like clownfish eggs to me.. I could be wrong though. I have read a couple books on the process... This site was one that googled real quick.. Just do some research and see what you come up with.
Breed Clownfish | Saltwater Fish Breeding

Clown fish are of the easiest to breed... But its still very time consuming from what I understand.

 

[NeoCatsy]

The clownfish at the eggs. Oh, will i never have grandeggs? I hope she doesnt eat the next batch when every that will be.

 

[CaptainAhab]

an interesting thread for you to read

Nothing but for sale threads here...anyone raising clownfish babies? - Reef Central Online Community

 

[divedeep1689]

I recomend the book clownfishes by joyce d. wilkerson. i think that is her name anyways google the clownfishes the book. It gives you detailed information from picking a probable pair of clowns to raising the difficult offspring. Most of the time once your clowns start laying eggs they will lay eggs every 7 to 8 days i belive, Your first couple batches you will probaly not succed with, it takes time to get things ready for the young.

 

[cmor1701d]

Yep, those are clownfish eggs. Good free food for the tank, unless you setup a breeding tank.