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toddnbecka

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Should work fine for them. Many years ago when I had 2 young pairs I used a couple of large plastic drinking cups for spawning caves. Nic's are unusual, their eggs aren't adhesive like most. The cups were slightly tilted, and it was easy to see the pile of eggs at the bottom. Excellent parents, even with their first spawns.
 
UNCLERUCKUS

UNCLERUCKUS

"THE ALL POWERFUL Q !!
CHECK OUT WALMARTS GARDEN SECTION THEY HAVE CLAY BOWLS, POTS, AND OTHER STUFF WE FIND HANDY SUPER CHEAP. I THINK I PAID 5.OO FOR A CLAY FLOWER POT THE SIZE OF A 5 GALLON BUCKET ONCE. THE SMALLER STUFF IS CHEAPER. I FOUND ONE WITH 3 SEPERATE HOLESAND THE FISH LOVE TO SWIM IN IT AND USE AS A SPAWNING SITE. GOOD LUCK.
 
MonteSS

MonteSS

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Thanks all. These fish are so lovey dubby it's almost sickening LOL. Always swimming, dancing, and rubbing together.

I dont care for flower pots and prefer a slightly more natural look.

The red pavers sand really looks good and a different look. It's large grained sand with some slightly larger pieces mixed in. Was VERY dirty though.

....Bill
 
verbal

verbal

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rsretep said:
Beautiful Nics Bill cant wait til my group matures and (hopefully) pairs off
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I have a group of 4. I have one I am 99% sure is a male and I suspect the next largest is male also. I am hoping the smallest is a female.
 
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