Great work! 👍 love the transformation by 14 days so amazing! 😮 Liking the Molly too I have started adding them to my tanks, they do a pretty good job! 👍
@@alecw4646 they are sold as freshwater, but in the wild they can live between freshwater, brackish estuaries and saltwater habitat, so they can be acclimatised to salt water
I just want to say you have an Amaxong channel my friend. UA-cam recommended to me so I had to check k out your videos. I love the way you shoot and edit your videos. It's truly a work of art. Your videos give me the inspiration to get out of my rut and start creating content again. Keep up the amazing work! You have a new sub.
While your scooping method works, that seems like alot of work 😅 i like to set up a little siphon with the light pointing towards the hose opening. But there are tons of ways to do it. Looks like you got it all down, very nice!
So one day i woke up and my tank was INFESTED with these things! I had no clue wtf they were i thoyght i had a massive cope pod explosion overnight. But i saw the parents eating rhem thats why ithought that but i put the video on line asked about it...and it was them eating the children due to no sustanable food source for the fry 😢. If i knew in advance theywwrre getting busy i would have gotten more copepods plankton and baby brine shrimp!!!
Yes you are right. It was only the first day that I use the sponge filter. From second day onwards, I only use the normal tubing that I set on low-medium :)
Hey Chris, yes the fry will definitely need their own tank because they need to be able to feed on rotifers all the time. The holes in the breeder are too big for the fry (they'll just slip through). Hope this helps!
@@felixlynch7327 no it’s probably but there going to be a lot of fighting and it don’t matter if there from the same family they would still kill but not these maroons
Thanks for the video. My clownfish just layed their first eggs, and I had to "loose" them, because I wasn't ready. But I will next time!!
Keep them!! They are so cute and If I were you I wouldn’t hesitate to keep oh
yeah they are cute indeed. I just don't have enough space for another aquarium I'm afraid 😞
@@BlueReefTank I"LL SEND U ANOTHER AQUARIUM OMG THEY HAVE LIL SMILES
Nah sell them and get the bag 💰
Great work! 👍 love the transformation by 14 days so amazing! 😮
Liking the Molly too I have started adding them to my tanks, they do a pretty good job! 👍
Is the Molly freshwater?
@@alecw4646 they are sold as freshwater, but in the wild they can live between freshwater, brackish estuaries and saltwater habitat, so they can be acclimatised to salt water
That was an incredible process. Thank you for such an interesting video!
Keep them! They are so adorable! Amazing video.
Love this! Thank you for sharing! Keep them!
:) I will have a think about it
keep🧡
Amazing close ups. Thanks for sharing! I would keep them and keep making more - until you don't get attached so much to it - then starts selling them.
I wish I can keep making more but the parents stopped breeding for some reason 😔
Wonderful fish...and good job 😍👏👏
Thank you! :)
Excellent video of this experience. I breed clownfish and stumbled on this video on wanted to give you a shout out for such great footage.
Thanks 🙂
u are my best saltwater channel.Good Job and thank you share for every frame.
Congratulations on successfully raising some clown fry... By all reports not easy.. I would like to have a go at it one day myself..
You should try it. It's hard work but very rewarding 🙂
One of the best videos on this topic that I’ve seen to date. Nice work.
I just want to say you have an Amaxong channel my friend. UA-cam recommended to me so I had to check k out your videos. I love the way you shoot and edit your videos. It's truly a work of art. Your videos give me the inspiration to get out of my rut and start creating content again. Keep up the amazing work! You have a new sub.
Thank you so much Brian! Good luck with your channel :D
@@BlueReefTank True. I've subscribed too.
Incredible effect to make the video so awesome. Nice one! If you have a bigger tank then keep them. If not, get a bigger tank! Cheers!
Good one 😂
Incredible man! You should sell them to make more lol! Congrats nice video!
Thanks Carlos! That's the initial plan but the parents stopped laying eggs at the moment 😅
ALWAYS KEEP THEM and donate if any person who is keeping him/her well
While your scooping method works, that seems like alot of work 😅 i like to set up a little siphon with the light pointing towards the hose opening. But there are tons of ways to do it. Looks like you got it all down, very nice!
Really Nice video thanks for sharing! If you can I will keep them!
😄 👍 Thank you for watching
they're really cute 😍
My clown fish, they gave more than 10 times eggs, but none alive, 😢😢 what must i do, they on my larger tank, with other fish,
keep them!
I support anything cultured in the hobby. We need to include as many species as possible
Totally agree with you :)
Very cool impressive shots! Great video :D
Thanks Taylor! 😄
Hi, could you tell me where did you got those “S” rotifers?
when they get older, will they fight?
So cute but how could the black molly survive in saltwater?
I drip acclimated them over 24 hours :)
Cảm ơn bạn!
Thankyou!!! 🙂🙂🙂
keep ‘em!
Incredible video as always
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Keep them 💪🏾
😉 Will find a space for them
Шикарное видео!!! 👍
So one day i woke up and my tank was INFESTED with these things! I had no clue wtf they were i thoyght i had a massive cope pod explosion overnight. But i saw the parents eating rhem thats why ithought that but i put the video on line asked about it...and it was them eating the children due to no sustanable food source for the fry 😢. If i knew in advance theywwrre getting busy i would have gotten more copepods plankton and baby brine shrimp!!!
i would not go with the sponge filter until they start eating powderedfood coz it sucks up the rotifers
Yes you are right. It was only the first day that I use the sponge filter. From second day onwards, I only use the normal tubing that I set on low-medium :)
@@BlueReefTank Sry for the late reply but was the light on 24 hrs set on low and the tank covered on all side with black?
What if there are only fish in ur tank like 2 clownfish (the parents) it is needed to transfer the fry into another tank? Or nah?
I’m wondering the same thing
Yes. Parents will eat them if not. And compete for food.
Amazing video
How old nemo can breed??
So out of hundreds only those survived?
What is the life span of these fishes
Thanks for sharing this amazing video...
Thank you for watching 🙂
Keep them!!
😉👍
Where are the others😢?
Nice video! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👍💪
Thanks! 👍
Keep them, if you want to sell then let these guys make babies and then sell those babies but not this Batch
Great job! Can you not raise them in the tank with the breeding pair? Or will they eat them?
congratulations! A real fishdad!
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Where do you get the rotifers
Great job! I currently have about 800 in grow out.so addicting
That's awesome! Do you sell them?
Yup. I will be
Which season is best for clown fish breeding?
Mine breeds during the warmer season but I guess these fish breed all year round in the ocean 😅
@@BlueReefTank can I breed clown fish in Coolest weather like Nov, Dec, jan?
I wish to do same project
wow
:)
can you use a sponge filter with clwonfish fry?
You can't use it until they are much older (preferably once they metamorphosis). I took mine out the 2nd day after I noticed a lot of them died
All of those eggs only 6 survive till the end?
好动的小BB👍
Thank you 😄
Awesome video, does anyone know were to get rotifers in WA? Or can send. Thank you
Mine just laid eggs I just have a question what happens if I keep them in the tank when they hatch? 😬
How did that go ?
Great job 😉 .
Thanks 😁
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Was there a gradual die off from when the eggs hatched, or was there any steps that were more detrimental to the end result?
I would say it's more about maintaining water quality as well as having available food all the time in the water column. That's really hard to achieve
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The real life Clownfish eggs looks different than in the Finding Nemo movie?
Keep them and sell other hatchings
No more hatchlings unfortunately :(
What age can they spawning?
I heard some starts spawning at the age of 2. Mine only start spawning after 5 years 😅
Keep them! :-)
😁
Amazing!
Thanks!
harem tank !
😄 Great idea
I want bay it if you have any pier bro
Do fry need their own tank or can you just use a breeder box?
Hey Chris, yes the fry will definitely need their own tank because they need to be able to feed on rotifers all the time. The holes in the breeder are too big for the fry (they'll just slip through). Hope this helps!
I have a doubt … of that many fry’s … like hundreds and hundreds … only these few survived?
From the hundreds of babies, only a small precent survive. Propably in nature these only would survive
NEMO
How long can they be kept together before they fight?
They have always been fighting but never got too serious so I just leave them be 😅
@@BlueReefTank they fight just to see who become female in the future as they grow so u can keep them together
☝this
Thanks guys was under the impression you should only ever have 2 clowns but if from the same family I guess it's good
@@felixlynch7327 no it’s probably but there going to be a lot of fighting and it don’t matter if there from the same family they would still kill but not these maroons
So, the young you keep will stay until they are old enough to join their family.
How much time did it took for the women clownfish to get pregnat?
It took mine 5 years but I heard they start to mature around 2 years
@@BlueReefTank oh... okay cool thanks for the information and keep with the good videos they help alot
@@BlueReefTank yeah thats why I don’t breed them that much I only breed dattybacks and more but good job man
@@tomassilveira4300 Thanks 👍
@@Angel-cp3zo Thanks mate
What kind of clownfish are they
They look like standard oscillaris
@@funnyman695 there cute 😍
Keep them
They've gone to a better home 🙃
Keep them don't separate a family
Out of like a thousand only 6 lived
Yeah, it's not as easy as some freshwater fish 🥲
@@BlueReefTankthank you for replying and answering
Keep them
I sold them all unfortunately 😬