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hi! i got 6 kribs and want to breed them. i have them in my 240 gallon tank with a turtle and a lot of other cichlids, i think they are not breeding due to the stress from the other fish and turtle, even though the female has a large red "stomach". any idea what i can do to make them breed within the tank, or do i have to make a breeding tank for them. thanks
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I got 3 bristlenose plecos and they are about 9 monts old. This is my first time raising bn plecos and hope I could breed them. I have added 2 pvc caves. One is around 4 inches and other 6 inches in length. 1.5 inches in diameter. I see lot of people recommend terracotta breeding caves. Does it matter?
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I know it’s recommended to keep your female to male ratio when breeding guppies at 2:1. But I ended up keeping five females with one male, thinking it wouldn’t be an issue, but now the male has now developed swimming issues which looks like swim bladder problems. Is it possible that he was stressed due to being kept with so many females? What has been your experience with this? Just trying to rule things out. The females seem perfect.
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So I finally got bristlenose plecos in a groove and they have bred a few times and now I have a tank full of fry. I need to have the parents take a break so I can grow the current ones up to sell before I let them continue. Would pulling the caves be enough or should I move the dad to a separate tank?
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