Breeding Journal, Species: [Amphiprion melanopus - Stripeless]

General
Species:  Amphiprion melanopus
Social Structure:  Pair
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Age of Individuals:  Unknown
Date added to Tank:   31 July, 2014

Broodstock Tank Details
Size of Tank:  10g
Substrate Details:  None, a clay pot to spawn in
Filtration Details:  40g biological
Water Changes:  Little to none
Water Temperature:  ~82F
Lighting:  Two t5 whites
Lighting Cycle:  16 on, 8 off
Other Tank Inhabitants:  None

Broodstock Feeding Details
Food Types:  Rod's Breeders, Original, and Europina, and homemade food
Feeding Schedule:  Every four hours

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I will be getting a pair of Stripeless Cinnimon Clowns from SA, they call them Naked tomatos, they should arrive around Thursday, along with the rest of the fish from the raffle as well! After watching Matt's presentation, I am very excited to get these guys and play around with them.

Excited to see them! I agree with seeing all the natural variants it kinda makes me want to start a collection of the same species.

I doubt they'll disappoint.  This Coral See Variant is just awesome.  If you want to see a photo of them in the wild, page 121 of Fautin and Allen shows them.  Additionally, there's a single individual shown on page 91 of the same book.  Quality Marine also has some nice photos here - http://www.qualitymarine....ack,-%22No-Bar%22-Pair - I would love to hear more about how your offspring spreads develop...this is one of those oddball races that I really want in my basement someday.

Matt, are you planning on trying the Clarkii x (Tomato I think?) to get A. lukranos? I may try it next year, or this year if I can get another extension on the Breeders setup, BESIDES the extension I'm already putting on it.

I thought that cross was Chrysopterus and Sandarcincto….Blue stripe and orange skunk….

check out Kathy's Clowns, llc website:
http://kathysclowns.com
Captive bred clownfish and more
(Wholesale to the trade.)

You are right... That's what I get for typing that five minutes after I woke up! Whoops! Thanks Kathy

And they have arrived! A happy and healthy pair, and with a little help, should be spawning soon! (I hope) They were much bigger than I thought they would come, kudos to Matt down at SA for that!

So far, it seems like all they want to eat is the SA Hatchery Diet, but the pair is doing well. They have hosted the flower pot, although they cannot figure out whether to sleep on the inside of it or on the outside.