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Posted by Marc Levenson on April 6, 2005, 5:17 am
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Here are some clownfish eggs:
http://melevsreef.com/id/eggs.html
and here are some cerith snail eggs:
http://melevsreef.com/id/cerith_eggs.html
from a cerith snail:
http://melevsreef.com/pics/1204/cerith.jpg
Marc
Colleen wrote:
> Yesterday some white stringy and bumpy stuff appeared on two different rocks
> on opposite sides of my tank. I was wondering what was growing all of the
> sudden, but the only thing that makes sense are eggs. Today I just noticed
> more of this stuff on the back glass in two close spots. When I had a
> freshwater tank I had a pair of angels that laid eggs every so often, but
> was unable to get them to live. The stuff in my salt tank is different in
> that it is kind of stringy in some places, but the bumps look like they can
> be eggs.
> Has anyone had experience with this? Is there any hope of offspring? I've
> heard it extremely difficult to breed saltwater fish.
> TIA
> Colleen
>
>
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> on opposite sides of my tank. I was wondering what was growing all of the
> sudden, but the only thing that makes sense are eggs. Today I just noticed
> more of this stuff on the back glass in two close spots. When I had a
> freshwater tank I had a pair of angels that laid eggs every so often, but
> was unable to get them to live. The stuff in my salt tank is different in
> that it is kind of stringy in some places, but the bumps look like they can
> be eggs.
> Has anyone had experience with this? Is there any hope of offspring? I've
> heard it extremely difficult to breed saltwater fish.
> TIA
> Colleen
>