couple hundred tiny look like mosquito larva

It is just not that easy, rotifers die at the drop of a hat. The pH has to be right on. Rotifers eat a small algae as well and they have to eat to be eaten. The fry/larvae also need the movement of live rotifer to encourage them to eat. In the beginning they would not so well on the rotifers you can buy at the LFS. After a week or so you could try introducing the product but I would not count on it to be their soul diet.

Joyce Wilkerson wrote a wonderful guide for anyone thinking about breeding and raising clownfish. Anyone in interested should give it a read and then decide if you want to give raising the fry a chance.

You never know unless you try right?

 

well if it hapens in another week or so then we know they were clowns and ill reasearch care but my ph has been stable for a year so ill just swap the water into a 10 gallon when i do my water change this week and prep a tank for care