very exciting this!

Wow, That is frikin awesome!! I've bred clowns before, but this really does give us hope! ...Just wonder how many of the little guys survived?
 
Exciting, yes. But I still can´t understand, why it took so long until we see articles like that. Everything is about food size and nutrition value.
So find what you need, the ocean is full of this tiny stuff.
I think the main problem is, free spawners are not attractive to bred, because of their long larvae stage. It is much cheaper to empty the ocean.
 
Exciting, yes. But I still can´t understand, why it took so long until we see articles like that. Everything is about food size and nutrition value.
So find what you need, the ocean is full of this tiny stuff.
I think the main problem is, free spawners are not attractive to bred, because of their long larvae stage. It is much cheaper to empty the ocean.

very true , if fish dies in transit,gocatch another one. cost low,low capital risk
 
awsome video man:thumbup:
 
the only pair that i have heard of for sale was $20000 so breed these you will not be a pore man
the guy that got them put them in a tank that is connected up to sump withe leafy sea dragon in it
and that is the only pair i know of in a privet aquarium
 
Amazing it's great that they are starting to breed these fish!
 
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