Has anyone had clownfish eggs go to adulthood in their reef tank?

[Seansea]

My clownfish just laid eggs. I have no intention of raising them. Just natural food for tank. But I'm curious has anyone had a clownfish go from eggs to adult hood in their display. Just like paid no attention and then suddenly see a couple little clowns swimming around in tank. I doubt this would be possible as I have alot of fish in tank and they tear up my molly babies pretty fast. Especially the hawkfish and wrasse.

 

[thatotherblkguy701]

im pretty sure you would need a dedicated tank to raise them too much flow not enough rotifiers in the tank to sustain them and then your other fish

 

[ca1ore]

The main problem is a lack of appropriate food, not predation. I’m zero for a very large number.

 

[GARRIGA]

Curious if small pods fed daily might bring some to size assuming something was floated such as in guppy tanks as I assume they’d stay near the surface for a period of time. Recall one on a FB group who used a smaller species and claims his clown ate their young. Much easier than rotifers in thinking

 

[Seansea]

What about baby brine shrimp? And crushed pellets? It's how I raise baby mollys