Breeding Journal, Species: amphiprion percula

General
Species: Amphiprion Percula
Social Structure: Bonded Pair
Size of Individuals: Female 3.5"; Male 1"
Age of Individuals: Female 5 years, male about 1 year 
Date added to Tank: 7/10/2012

Broodstock Tank Details
Size of Tank: 10gallon
Substrate Details: none
Filtration Details: skimmer, bioballs, and biopellets
Water Changes: when ever the tank needs syphoning usually about every 10 days or so
Water Temperature: 81.8 F
Lighting: t12
Lighting Cycle: 15 hours
Other Tank Inhabitants: none

Broodstock Feeding Details
Food Types: New Life Spectrum Thera A, TDO C2
Feeding Schedule: two to three times a day

Spawning Details
Date of First Spawn: 12/02/2012
Spawn Time of Day: 12pm-9pm
Dates of Consecutive Spawns: 12/2/12,12/18/12
Courtship Details: male became shy and hovered over the same spot started to clean regularly
Egg Size: 3mm
Egg Color: light orange
Egg Count: dime size patch

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Additional Information

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eggs are below the two.  its a small nest

this would be there second lay