That in itself would be a form of "inducing" changes in the fish--it would probably take MANY years to work though enough generations considering the biology of clownfish to cause any real changes like this...so it would seem unlikely that this is happening. It is not out-of-the-question that one or both of the broodstock parents is a wild-caught variant that has a heritable genetic "defect."
Wiggawam: if you have this information, would you share it with us? I and others are surely curious...
I would trust oama on ORA not having these
For Saipin: ORA information can be found here:
http://www.orafarm.com/clownfish.html
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Originally posted by Frank Mularo Any intrepid breeder could probably produce something like this rather easily.
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Could you offer some suggestions on how to do this?
As far as I know, these are currently being produced in England by TMC:
http://www.tmc-ltd.co.uk/index.htm and are available through quality marine (thus their availability through LA
-Matt