A. percula (Picasso/Picasso)
	This was my first breeding pair. They are ORA Picassos. Their first spawn was June 2008. I have been raising their babies every since!

A. percula (Snowcasso/Snowcasso)
	This Snowcasso pair are offspring from my Picasso/Picasso pair. They began spawning May 2010 and spawn every 11-14 days now. Even at a young age of 6 weeks, a large percentage of their offspring are already Platinum (solid white). However, my goal is to raise Snowcassos (mostly white with dark patterns throughout) instead of Platinums.... Their offspring will be ready October 2010!

A. ocellaris (Black & White)
	Tank raised black/white Ocellaris clowns that have not begun to spawn yet.

A. akindynos
A. akindynos (barrier reef clownfish) pair that have not yet begun to spawn. (Thanks Frankie for this beautiful pair!)

A. latezonatus
	This is my pair of A. latezonatus clowns showing some great prespawning behavior! Hopefully they will spawn soon!

A. mcCullochi
	I have two McCullochi juveniles that are approximately 1.5" long. These little guys still have their three stripes. Eventually, they will end up with one head stripe and a white tip on their tails.

Bangaii Cardinals (Pterapogon kauderni)
	Bangaii cardinal's breeding process is very different from clownfish. The male incubates the eggs in his mouth until they are hatched and ready to be released. The average incubation period is 20-25 days. During this time, the male does NOT eat! Here is a video of newly 'released' bangaii fry.

Lysmata boggessi (Peppermint Shrimp) 20 day old larvae!