Does Damselfish Lay Egg or Have Live Babie.

MissouriReefer31

Was about to do some more maintenance and remove algae information technology's been a issue for sometime, I go out that corner like that for them since they hide in it. I noticed my yellow tailed dryad was hovering around these white dots. Chases any other fish from coming to that corner even the larger tomatoes and dominos.

taking a guess that they are eggs??
Pitiful my camera sucks and the algae is getting pulled out been fighting it for a while now.

MnFish1

Was near to do some more maintenance and remove algae information technology's been a issue for quondam, I leave that corner like that for them since they hibernate in it. I noticed my xanthous tailed damsel was hovering around these white dots. Chases whatever other fish from coming to that corner fifty-fifty the larger tomatoes and dominos.
taking a guess that they are eggs??
Sorry my camera sucks and the algae is getting pulled out been fighting it for a while now.

Unlike most fish that are pelagic spawners (spawn in open water), damselfish lay sessile eggs (meaning eggs that are attached to a surface). This makes it easy to find and remove them. (ie. they wait like Damsel eggs (not sure if they are fertile)

Paul B

Yes, they are dryad eggs. Damsels lay eggs nearly every ii weeks or so if they are healthy and eating correctly. like yours are.

MissouriReefer31

Aye, they are damsel eggs. Damsels lay eggs near every two weeks or then if they are healthy and eating correctly. like yours are.

That's crawly. Wish they where easier to raise from my research seems actually hard.

nereefpat

Well-nigh the same difficulty equally clowns, or worse?

Fishnut

Worse. They hatch out about a tenth of the size of clown fry.

areefer01

BIOTA raises their Sapphires and another one for which I forget the name on a regular basis. In fact I have vii of the Sapphires and as noted higher up good for you they spawn non stop. Sapphires dig/burrow and lay their eggs under the top base of the burrow or cave to foreclose predators. This surface area becomes a hot spot because the male (bold it is anyhow) guards it 24x7 regardless of fish size that passes past.

Mine chases abroad a larger scopas tang, my copperband butterfly, and even my gold lined rabbit fish which is poisonous to some degree I guess like other rabbitfish. Cute fish. All damsels are for the most part but when spawning they are a bit more than aggressive. And to pretend I know what I'm talking nigh, and I really don't, but the i damsel that is auto airplane pilot manner for captive raised is the spiny chromis, or acanthochromis polyacanthus (damselfish) from the western pacific.

That one will raise its immature Or and then I've read along with another horror stories. Pretty when young merely non and then much as they get older.

Never the less if yous have spawning damsels smashing job! Free food! Kidding. No, not actually

Paul B

I don't know about a 10th, but smaller than clowns.
These fireclowns spawn constantly, hither are their eggs.

Here is my watchman with her eggs which are much larger.

These clown gobies have tiny babies. Her eggs are higher up her.

Hither is a new born clown gobi.

This is one a little different, maybe before that terminal motion picture.

MissouriReefer31

I don't know about a tenth, but smaller than clowns.
These fireclowns spawn constantly, hither are their eggs.

Here is my watchman with her eggs which are much larger.

These clown gobies have tiny babies. Her eggs are in a higher place her.

Here is a new born clown gobi.

This is one a little dissimilar, possibly earlier that last picture show.

wow thats amazing and alot of eggs. i guess i am doing something right since they are spawning maybe after more inquiry i may endeavour at raising a batch very difficult but worth the try.

MissouriReefer31

I don't know about a tenth, but smaller than clowns.
These fireclowns spawn constantly, here are their eggs.

Hither is my watchman with her eggs which are much larger.

These clown gobies have tiny babies. Her eggs are to a higher place her.

Here is a new built-in clown gobi.

This is i a trivial unlike, perhaps before that last picture.

Have you ever raised any of the watchman fry??

MissouriReefer31

BIOTA raises their Sapphires and another one for which I forget the name on a regular footing. In fact I accept 7 of the Sapphires and as noted to a higher place salubrious they spawn not stop. Sapphires dig/couch and lay their eggs under the summit base of the couch or cave to prevent predators. This expanse becomes a hot spot because the male (assuming it is anyway) guards it 24x7 regardless of fish size that passes by.
Mine chases abroad a larger scopas tang, my copperband butterfly, and even my gilt lined rabbit fish which is poisonous to some degree I gauge similar other rabbitfish. Beautiful fish. All damsels are for the virtually office only when spawning they are a bit more aggressive. And to pretend I know what I'yard talking about, and I actually don't, only the one dryad that is machine pilot mode for captive raised is the spiny chromis, or acanthochromis polyacanthus (damselfish) from the western pacific.

That ane will heighten its young Or and then I've read along with some other horror stories. Pretty when young but not so much equally they get older.

Never the less if you accept spawning damsels great chore! Gratuitous nutrient! Kidding. No, not really

lol yup food is what they will be.

vetteguy53081

Rare to see damsels in spawning action in home tank. Unfortunately, may get eaten merely now you know you take a fertile pair and can prepare for side by side clutch. I favor flower pots for easy transfer

Paul B

Yes, y'all are doing something right.

All healthy fish produce eggs constantly. If you are keeping them correctly they should spawn every couple of weeks. In the sea female person fish are always significant.
You can raise them but yous demand to prepare in advance with rotifers and a spare tank.

I haven't raised any in years merely it takes a lot of time and patience.

I have never raised watchman fry but their eggs are constant.

If you accept pairs of almost any fish and they don't spawn, they are not very healthy.

There are e'er baby fish in my tank, but if you don't purposely try to raise them, they won't grow there unless they are something like Bangai cardinals as they are big and sometimes, rarely you can find some if you have a sump.

MissouriReefer31

Rare to see damsels in spawning activity in dwelling tank. Unfortunately, may get eaten only now you know you have a fertile pair and can fix for next clutch. I favor flower pots for
bloom pots for like shooting fish in a barrel transfer

Well I just checked my tank and my domino is white and looked it up says its social betoken to breed. I of my peppermint shrimp has eggs. so I guess I got something correct. if the dominos spawn that would be really cool! still trying to become rid of this algae lol or perchance i wont mess with it since the fish seem to be doing great i dont wanna change something lol

MissouriReefer31

Yeah, you are doing something right.
All healthy fish produce eggs constantly. If you are keeping them correctly they should spawn every couple of weeks. In the sea female fish are e'er pregnant.
Y'all can raise them simply yous need to prepare in advance with rotifers and a spare tank.

I oasis't raised any in years but it takes a lot of time and patience.

I have never raised watchman fry but their eggs are abiding.

If you accept pairs of most whatever fish and they don't spawn, they are not very healthy.

There are always baby fish in my tank, but if you don't purposely try to heighten them, they won't grow there unless they are something like Bangai cardinals as they are big and sometimes, rarely you lot tin find some if you have a sump.

Well I just checked my tank and my domino is white and looked it upwardly says its social bespeak to breed. One of my peppermint shrimp has eggs. so I guess I got something right. if the dominos spawn that would be really cool! still trying to get rid of this algae lol or perhaps i wont mess with it since the fish seem to be doing cracking i dont wanna modify something

jda

This might blow some minds, but damsels are clowns and clowns are damsels. ...the eggs are virtually the same and tin can exist raised the same way... only clowns tin can sell for more coin and brand the procedure more worthwhile. I keep YT Blueish damsels in most every tank and they always pair up and lay eggs somewhere.

areefer01

This might accident some minds, but damsels are clowns and clowns are damsels. ...the eggs are nearly the same and can be raised the same way... only clowns can sell for more money and make the procedure more worthwhile. I keep YT Bluish damsels in nearly every tank and they always pair up and lay eggs somewhere.

Damsels are really nice fish and get a bad reputation from our earlier years. When properly kept with a supportive environment they are amazing. Fast. Ever out. A scrap feisty. Color. Move. Similar you all my displays will accept some.

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