Pier Pressure
09-27-2007, 05:27 PM
Hi, everybody.
Last night I noticed that my two wild caught percula clowns appeared to be flashing and chasing each other. The smaller male was also shaking his body in front of the female. They remind me of my african cichlids before they started spewing out babies left, right and centre. Is this likely what is happening? If they have eggs will they have them in their anemone?
If I ever get lucky enough to get babies, would it work the same as the freshwater fish, i.e. I would have F1 clown babies?
Thanks for any replies!
Last night I noticed that my two wild caught percula clowns appeared to be flashing and chasing each other. The smaller male was also shaking his body in front of the female. They remind me of my african cichlids before they started spewing out babies left, right and centre. Is this likely what is happening? If they have eggs will they have them in their anemone?
If I ever get lucky enough to get babies, would it work the same as the freshwater fish, i.e. I would have F1 clown babies?
Thanks for any replies!