Mass Spawning

madman3000 · 03-29-2006, 04:10 PM

Has anyone herd of this occuring in a tank, if so is it common?

**Osiris** · 03-29-2006, 04:34 PM

I've heard of it in bubbletip anemones before, said the fish looked completely scared lol.

What are you referring to though?

madman3000 · 03-29-2006, 05:03 PM

Because while donig a project recently I learned about the mass spawning on the barrier reef by coral and wordered if anyone has witnessed this in a tank setting.

**Fishfirst** · 03-29-2006, 09:25 PM

I believe it has happened, but you usually don't want it to happen in a tank... gametes are pollution in an enclosed system... ewww

**TheOldSalt** · 03-30-2006, 07:52 AM

It happens all the time in well-run tanks using properly timed moon lights. In fact, that's what moon lights are FOR.

madman3000 · 03-30-2006, 02:30 PM

Cool I just wanted to know FF but I understand your opinion. So then would you possibly have a new coral colony growing in your filter material?

**TheOldSalt** · 04-01-2006, 07:32 AM

Maybe so, but of course they wouldn't make it there for very long. The little larvae scoot around all over the tank, and if they manage to avoid being eaten or filtered, they will settle down & attach to a rock, or to something less convenient, and start to develop into tiny baby corals.

madman3000 · 04-12-2006, 04:26 PM

So sexual reproduction of coral in a household tank is very unlikely to succed

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madman3000 Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 52 User Feedback: (0)	Mass Spawning Has anyone herd of this occuring in a tank, if so is it common?

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Osiris Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Wisconsin Age: 24 Posts: 3,648 User Feedback: (12)	I've heard of it in bubbletip anemones before, said the fish looked completely scared lol. What are you referring to though? __________________ Reality is for people who can't handle Science-Fiction

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Fishfirst Fish Guru Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Soon to be Northern Wisconsin Age: 24 Posts: 3,489 User Feedback: (1)	I believe it has happened, but you usually don't want it to happen in a tank... gametes are pollution in an enclosed system... ewww __________________ 210 Gal Reef w/ 55 Gallon Sump/Fuge, 125 Gal Fish Only, 65 Gal Seahorse-29 Gallon Sump, 55 Gal FOWLR, 54 Gal Corner FW Community, 20 Gal Nano FOWLR, 55 Gal Piranha, 29 gallon QT "All the yellow tangs and clownfish in the world can't save you now! hahahah" Peter from Family Guy

03-30-2006, 02:30 PM	#6
madman3000 Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 52 User Feedback: (0)	Cool I just wanted to know FF but I understand your opinion. So then would you possibly have a new coral colony growing in your filter material? __________________ I'm back: my old profile was madmatrixz3000 Tanks 30 gal fresh My Pride and Joy YoYo Loach 1 Female Blue Guarmi 6 Cichlids (4male 2female 1dead) 10 gal fresh 2 6in Albino Catfish 10 gal salt 1 maybe 2 Red mushroom 1 maybe 2 Verigated Green Coral 1 one-eyed clownfish (ouch) Dyme plant 1 Almost Dead Candy-Cane Coral

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madman3000 Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 52 User Feedback: (0)	So sexual reproduction of coral in a household tank is very unlikely to succed __________________ I'm back: my old profile was madmatrixz3000 Tanks 30 gal fresh My Pride and Joy YoYo Loach 1 Female Blue Guarmi 6 Cichlids (4male 2female 1dead) 10 gal fresh 2 6in Albino Catfish 10 gal salt 1 maybe 2 Red mushroom 1 maybe 2 Verigated Green Coral 1 one-eyed clownfish (ouch) Dyme plant 1 Almost Dead Candy-Cane Coral

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03-29-2006, 05:03 PM	#3
madman3000 Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 52 User Feedback: (0)	Because while donig a project recently I learned about the mass spawning on the barrier reef by coral and wordered if anyone has witnessed this in a tank setting.

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TheOldSalt Darth Ichthyos Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 4,058 User Feedback: (5)	It happens all the time in well-run tanks using properly timed moon lights. In fact, that's what moon lights are FOR.

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TheOldSalt Darth Ichthyos Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 4,058 User Feedback: (5)	Maybe so, but of course they wouldn't make it there for very long. The little larvae scoot around all over the tank, and if they manage to avoid being eaten or filtered, they will settle down & attach to a rock, or to something less convenient, and start to develop into tiny baby corals.

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