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So i have decided to start a thread on my expedition in raising some clownfishes and other species and progressing on to the Orchid Dottyback (pseudochromis fridmani) and Royal Gramma (Gramma Loreto).
Background:
Ive currently got a 1.2m system running, which use to be a full reef untill about a month ago when i decided that i need a new chapter in my life with marines. Sold the corals and starting acquiring some broodstock pairs
Broodstock:
I currently have:
1 x occellaris pair
2 x percula pairs
1 x maroon pair. (The female is a normale variety (very light though) and the male is a gold misbar. These 2 i still need to pair up. The big female almost killed the poor small male.
Hardware & Equipment:
I currently have the 1.2m still going with some commmunity fish and the pair of Occellaris. The maroons are also in there but not together. (lady in the sump, lol).
The 2 x percula pairs are in 60cm tanks both on their own plumbing, with vary basic setups.
I got my hands on a 1.2m (thanks Ryan) which ill setup as broodstock holding tank with baffles and a 90cm sump. Hopefully this week.
Fry & Larvae:
Together with the Occellaris pair came a batch of eggs on a big piece of liverock. I wasnt sure what day the eggs were laid. Ill give some more info on them later. Photos to follow.
Background:
Ive currently got a 1.2m system running, which use to be a full reef untill about a month ago when i decided that i need a new chapter in my life with marines. Sold the corals and starting acquiring some broodstock pairs
Broodstock:
I currently have:
1 x occellaris pair
2 x percula pairs
1 x maroon pair. (The female is a normale variety (very light though) and the male is a gold misbar. These 2 i still need to pair up. The big female almost killed the poor small male.
Hardware & Equipment:
I currently have the 1.2m still going with some commmunity fish and the pair of Occellaris. The maroons are also in there but not together. (lady in the sump, lol).
The 2 x percula pairs are in 60cm tanks both on their own plumbing, with vary basic setups.
I got my hands on a 1.2m (thanks Ryan) which ill setup as broodstock holding tank with baffles and a 90cm sump. Hopefully this week.
Fry & Larvae:
Together with the Occellaris pair came a batch of eggs on a big piece of liverock. I wasnt sure what day the eggs were laid. Ill give some more info on them later. Photos to follow.