ocellaris clownfish issues resolved

[RiverBite3]

Heard all the usual concerns about how challenging it can be to raise the larvae, but I've decided to give it a shot. I'd love to hear any advice you've got to offer - please feel free to chime in, I'm all ears.

Click here to take a look at my new project

Not entirely sure how this will pan out, but I'm willing to give it a try.

[zenoxa]

It won't let me view the video, any chance of a different link or is it just me?

[lyrano]

Can't view it myself - Linux user here.

[Raven5]

Same here, window says offline, not working for me either.

[zeno9]

Got a 10-second countdown, that's it. Nothing else, not a thing.

[RiverBite3]

Sorted now, cheers for letting me know.

[Ridgeon]

Still nothing, just that countdown...no change, lol

[zeno9]

I'm really interested in these oscellaris. I love the black and white ones, they're stunning. I did some research, but I couldn't find much, so I thought I'd ask you guys for some help.

I've got a couple of questions regarding these fish.

1. Are black and white oscellaris a naturally occurring species or have they been bred? I read somewhere that they've been engineered, but I'm not sure.
2. Are they able to reproduce? I read on another forum that they're sterile, but I'd love to know if that's true.

Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.

[dalexion]

Still no luck, video's dead. Just a 10-second countdown.

[RiverBite3]

Apologies again, seems like it was down once more. Second time's the charm, hopefully.

On a separate note, just to clear up the sterility question - they're not sterile, I've seen the juveniles myself.

He's taken a liking to the inside of that plantpot, while she's claimed the top of the rock. Looks like a mini dispute brewing.