Afternoon or early evening. This sounds like a comedy answer, but it isn't! If you mean, in what season or what time of year then there's no answer. They breed when they are ready. If you get a pair and put them in a tank, expect spawning after 1-12 months - there's no way to be more definite. But they do tend to actually mate in the late afternoon. Spawning can then re-occur every 12-18 days afterwards.
Clown fish, when born, are all male. Once they reach the age of maturity, the most dominant fish undergoes a sex change and becomes a breeding female. The dominant remaining male will then spawn with her. Should the female die, the dominant male will "become" female to replace her.
Clownfish generally breed by choosing a spot near their host anemone, and cleaning it vigorously of all algae and debris. Then the female lays eggs, and the male fertilizes them externally. The pair then protect the egg clutch until it hatches, and then the larval clownfish float away into the ocean.
Yes! because there are both female and male parts involved to it and sperm and an egg unite. The tricky part is that it is an external fertilization meaning that the females lay the eggs in a nest and the males come and fertilize them! Then they spend the time protecting them until they hatch.
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They grow very slowly and very aggressively. they do tent to mature in temperament although there are many type of clown fishes, each have different temperament. By Nishaharan
Clown fish lay eggs and do not give live birth. These eggs are left for other clown fish to come by and fertilize.
um they don't, the female drops off eggs in the water then the male fertilizes it seperatley... :)
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clown fish lay so many eggs because the eat them
yes fish lay there eggs in the water
they have from 100 to 1,000 :)
Yes, that's the easiest place for them to hide their eggs from predators. (Fish who eat them)
The answer to how many eggs does a fish lay really depends on the type of fish that you are asking about. Some species on lay a few dozen while others will lay thousands in order to try to ensure their species survival.Fish can lay 2-500 eggs at a time, it depends on the species. That's why there are so many fish in a school of fish!Usually, about 50-200. The fish lays eggs in a simple way. Take the salmon for example. It makes a nest with it's tail then the male fertalizes the eggs and she lays them in the nest. The female die shortly after spawning(laying eggs). That is how this fish lays eggs. Actually, it depends on the fish. Some fish, like salmon, lay only a few hundred eggs. But generally, marine fish lay more eggs. Some marine fish lay millions of eggs.50-200 (usually)
Female clown fish do lay egg.
clown fish lay so many eggs because the eat them
yes
They store them in their stomach then regurgitate them.
One hundred to one thousand eggs
A clown triggerfish will lay several eggs all at once. There is not a specified number that all these fish lay at the same time. The male fish is the one who watches out for the eggs after they are laid.
They have eggs my dad is an expert on fish and he says ''guppys are the only fish who have live babies''
it depends on the type of fish fish like sharks give birth to live young and fish like clown fish lay eggs
i dont really know but i know that they lay over 100 eggs
if you mean reproduce - the same as many other fish. they mate and lay eggs. HAVE YOU NEVER SEEN FINDING NEMO!
fish and reptiles lay eggs
Yes fish do lay eggs but they are microscopic.