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		<title>By: Michael Huffman</title>
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		<description>I have a pair of black and white clowns that have started laying eggs in my 100g reef. They&#039;re an orange color at first then after a couple days, they look grayish. I think I&#039;m seeing something inside, but not sure. Now the bad thing is when I check hours later, they&#039;re gone, but I see no fry...are my hermits or other tankmates eating them? I&#039;ve thought about taking them out with the green carpet anemone they host, but not sure what size tank would be sufficient. I have a 20g long just sitting here...would that be okay?</description>
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