Is it worth transplanting?

James

But who knows? The boxer shrimp has been carrying eggs for a long time, and it's clear that the eggs are alive; it constantly ventilates and sorts them. So, should I separate it, or is it pointless to dream of its offspring? I haven't heard of any successful breeding.

Melinda2740

Who does she live with? Who are her neighbors?

Sara

2 Amphiprions 2 Fish-girls and a Diadem Sea Urchin but it's not about them, I think the current can blow away the eggs or they might get caught in the filter

Eric8832

The caviar won't be blown away, but the larvae will drift to the nearest sponges and become food for corals and fish. First, you need to decide what you will feed the shrimp fry - if you don't have an answer to this question, don't stress yourself out and don't put the shrimp under stress by transferring them from one container to another. If you had a proper refugium, you could try something.

Kathleen

Without phytoplankton and bioplankton, it's a dead end. Even with them, it's quite questionable (I didn't succeed), but still, good luck to you.