Table 1.

Behavioral responses of clownfish larvae reared at 700 ppm CO₂ when exposed to the chemical cue of a common predator

	Avoidance of predator cue		Attraction to predator cue
Age posthatch (d)	Time in water stream with cue (%)	No. of individuals	Time in water stream with cue (%)	No. of individuals
1	18.3	22	—	0
2	15.9	22	—	0
3	22.3	22	—	0
4	16.3	11	77.8	9
5	15.8	15	74.2	5
6	13.5	14	84.9	8
8	6.8	12	88.3	10
10	0.7	12	84.6	13

Behavioral responses were tested in a two-channel flume chamber, where one stream of water contained the chemical cue of the predator and the other stream of water did not contain the cue. Responses are split into individuals that avoided the predator cue (<50% of time spent in the water stream containing the cue) and individuals that were attracted to the predator cue (>50% of time spent in the water stream containing the cue).