PDA

View Full Version : How Clowns act when they are pregnant?

W_dailey
06/27/2001, 11:54 AM
What have you guys seen in the female clown when she is pregnant? Not eating? .............?
W_dailey
06/27/2001, 12:59 PM
^
W_dailey
06/27/2001, 01:44 PM
^
exodus
06/27/2001, 02:28 PM
From what I have read, they don't behave all that different than normal. Maybe a bit more aggressive, but that's about it. Clownfish are egg layers so she won't be pregnant with 'babies' as it were. If you would like to get a book that is great at discussing Clownfish, go ahead and purchase Joyce Wilkerson's "Clownfishes". Awesome book!
hcs3
06/27/2001, 04:50 PM
hi w daily

no experience with breeding clowns here, but i think you'll get a better response in the fish breeding forum. i'll go ahead and move your thread over there.

HTH

henry
Rick O
06/29/2001, 09:38 AM
If you think you may have a pair of clownfish that are breeding then you really should get Joyce's book. I just got it and it's very thourough. From what I've read the real challenge comes after the eggs hatch.

Rick