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Old 05-13-2008, 05:23 PM   #31
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I saw a few people on other forums speaking about breeding blennies, like algae, and red/orange spot, and a couple of more too. Apparently you can sex these by eye, and if you get lucky with a pair...who knows. I cannot confirm this, it is just what I read.

I had a friend a long time ago that was breeding sexy shrimp, but this is even before I got into SW tanks. I wish I could get in touch with him now, I have quite a few questions for him. He was also able to breed a few other fish species, but I cannot remember which breeds now!

I do know that you can breed some cuttlefish, and some people have had success with a few species of Octopus as well.

I would personally be very interested in learning more about breeding blennies.

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Old 05-16-2008, 04:45 PM   #32
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do you need to have an anenome to breed true clown percs? mine are hosting a zinnia.
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Old 05-16-2008, 05:48 PM   #33
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FYI: guppies also can be acclimated (slowly) to salt water.

I've had the "Skunk" cleaner shrimp breed in my tank but I never tried to raise the fry.
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do you need to have an anenome to breed true clown percs? mine are hosting a zinnia.

No. They don't need an anemone.
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