Reproduction of H. malu in aquarium

[OrionN]

I get my SLR with the tripod to my office tomorrow and see if I can get some good picture. I don't a macro lens so I am not sure if the picture show what I want it to show. I would love to show you this anemone pair also. Now that I know that I have a male and a female I will really feed them well and see if I can do this again, and more regular.

[hobogato]

next time i am in CC i would love to come see em. saw your mag at gcreef the other day - made me really miss the one i sold with the 240 :(

[OrionN]

Let me know, I would be happy to show them to you.

[allan]

really cool

[OrionN]

Update 10/26/2009
This morning 60hrs after the spawn I was not able to observe any larvae. All the larvae in the female anemone were not there anymore this AM. Last night at 48 hrs they were all there. They must have been released at night between 48-60 hrs post spawn in my tank. I spend ½ hrs stare at the tank on the rock, sand and side glass to see if any settle but was not able to find any. Over the next several weeks, I am sure I would be able to find any that I missed.
At lease I was able to observe the timing of this event. Next time I will air stone the third night after the spawn so that the larvae will not get chew-up by the pumps. Now that I know I have an Anemone pair, I will make sure that they stay in condition and will see if I can get them to spawn consistently. If this even is related to day length, I am sure I will have another spawn next October. I will know better what to do then. This will be the last update, unless I find anything interesting.

[hobogato]

my fingers are crossed...

[justahobby]

Man! I have been on edge, reading this thread. Sucked to hear it end so abruptly. Thanks for posting this thread and GL for future baby nems.

[kenny01]

I am very interested in this too. Amazing.