Breeding Journal, Species: Amphiprion Percula (Onyx x Onyx Picasso)

General
Species:  Amphiprion Percula (Onyx x Onyx Picasso)
Social Structure:  Bonded Pair
Size of Individuals:  Female 4"; Male 1"
Age of Individuals:  Female 4 years, male unknown
Date added to Tank:  10/13/2012

Broodstock Tank Details
Size of Tank:  10gallon
Substrate Details:  Shallow sand bed
Filtration Details:  20L sump, filter sock, carbon.  Live rock refugium
Water Changes:  5 gallon weekly
Water Temperature:  84 F
Lighting:  LED strips
Lighting Cycle:  14 hours
Other Tank Inhabitants:  Jumbo Nassarius snail

Broodstock Feeding Details
Food Types:  Mix of premium pellets, NLS Thera A, SA Hatchery, Omega 1 and 2, TDO C2
Feeding Schedule:  Morning and twice after I get home from work.

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Additional Information

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The happy couple.  The female I've had for several years.  Recently I was breeding her with an Ocellaris male, but landed the little Onyx Picasso and decided no more hybrids.