Plecoceramics Aquarium Pleco Breeding Decorations Review

I bought a small to medium sized catfish cave to see if I needed these caves for a lot of catfish. They turn out to be perfect in every way, so I'll be ordering more. I will be using them to breed clownfish and rubber-lipped catfish as well as a few other species to add to my aquariums this spring.

My bristlefoot albino didn't waste any time exploring the cave. I read someone mentioned that it only has one hole, well that's the design most growers use. how do they get out Super easy, they know how to back off! I'll get a few more. I have learned that burrow diversity encourages reproduction.

Just bought 4 more of these because our Apistos love them as much as our BN catfish! I keep these in my aquariums as they are perfect for small fish that can call home and start a family! We also have different pots and caves, but for some reason everyone loves these perfect sized tubes!

Love this product. And my zebra catfish too. This fish is actually on the endangered species list so I have 8 of these fish in the hopes of being able to breed them one day. I have several types of caves in their aquarium so they can choose the ones they like. Some of my caves are handcrafted and glazed to be beautiful. Along with the standard too. It was only in these burrows that males began to "dig", which is a step towards reproduction. So it goes without saying. I've bought more of these…

One day I noticed what I thought were snails moving around the front glass of my 55 gallon community aquarium. Upon further examination, the wriggling snails were in fact small bristle-nosed catfish, more than eighty baby loricariids. I needed additional structures for the new catfish, so I bought one of the plecoceramic hatcheries and added it to my tank. The nest box looked good and I had no problems, I liked it so much that I bought two more nest boxes. These cavities are just the right size

is very nice! This is a good size for small catfish. My Lemon Bristlenose Pleco is now about 5 inches tall. She doesn't go all the way in and half of her tail sticks out and then comes out (though honestly she's not used to caves and likes to hang out under her wooden bridge instead), so I don't know if she likes it. I don't have a male yet. Maybe males prefer caves to attract females LOL! human cave. That being said, there were a few sharp clay bumps/flaws on the inside that needed to be…