| General | 
          
            | Name: | Matt Pedersen ( mPedersen )  Site: MarineLife Aquarium Society of Michigan | 
          
            | Status: | Approved | 
          
            | Species: | Serranus annularis
              ( Class:
              D
              , Points Awarded:
              135
              )   | 
          
            | Journal Thread: | http://www.masm.org/mForums/tm.aspx?m=33761 | 
          
          | Spawn Date: | 06/03/2009 | 
          
            | Time of Spawn: | dusk | 
        
  
        
            | Tank Parameters | 
          
            | Temperature: | 78-82F | 
          
            | PH: | unknown | 
          
            | Salinity: | 1.025 most likely | 
            
              | Size: ( Gallons)
 | 24 | 
            
              | Dimensions: | X 
                 X | 
            
              | Lighting: | It's a 24 gallon JBJ Nanocube | 
            
              | Lighting Shedule: | 13 hours on | 
            
              | Filtration: |  | 
        
        
        
            | Brood Stock Data | 
          
            | Size of Female: | 3" | 
          
            | Size of Male: | 3" | 
            
              | Age of Female: | unknown | 
            
              | Age of Male: | unknown" | 
            
              | Time Together: (how long have you had the pair before this event)
 | A few months. | 
        
        
        
        
          
            | Feeding | 
          
            | Food: | All sorts of Mysis (including PE), brine shrimp, and occasionally squid | 
            
              | Feeding Schedule: | Fed 2-3 times daily | 
        
        
         
          
            | Spawn Details | 
          
            | Pre-Spawn Behavior: | There was some posturing...I'd say it kindof looked like aggression but wasn't.  Courtship and spawning occured while tank was still fully illuminated, maybe 30 minutes before the lights (on a timer) went out. | 
            
              | Spawning Behavior: | A mad dash to the surface, took only a split second. | 
            
              | Post Spawn Behavior: | that was it...after spawning, nothing more | 
        
        
        
        
            | Egg Details | 
          
            | Size: | < 1mm | 
          
            | Color: | clear | 
            
              | Quantity: | < 1mm | 
            
              | Description: | typical pelagic type eggs...boyant | 
            
              | Location: | floated to the surface where the fish promptly ate them. | 
            
              | Other Details: | I have NEVER seen the spawn firsthand.  The fish in the tank do a pretty good job of cleaning up the evidence, even if I had left the pumps off.  The only way I proved the fish were spawning was to capture it on video...just shooting video in the evening and reviewing it later after a suspected spawn. |