Clownfish eggs are tended by the male until they hatch. After hatching the tiny larvae spend 11 days in open water before they settle into adult habitat on the reef. Photo courtesy of Gerry Allen

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Clownfish eggs are tended by the male until they hatch. After hatching the tiny larvae spend 11 days in open water before they settle into adult habitat on the reef. Photo courtesy of Gerry Allen

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Clownfish eggs are tended by the male until they hatch. After hatching the tiny larvae spend 11 days in open water before they settle into adult habitat on the reef. Photo courtesy of Gerry Allen photo copyright ARC Centre of Excellence Coral Reef Studies http://www.coralcoe.org.au/ taken at and featuring the class

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