Thanks anyway guys
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Yeah the digital is crap & I can't find anyone around here that can actually work my real camera or who isn't squimish enough to hold my fish
Good news though, I don't have any experience with breeding plecos but these two are acting mighty supicious
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. I know you couldn't tell from the photos (or lack there of) but their genetalia did look a little different (assuming I'm even looking at the correct parts).
So I may be looking forward to some little pleco-etts after all
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Anyone have a good link to on common breeding?
I've got lots of slate-caves in the tank so I'm assuming I need to be warry of any of my oscars, catfish or chalceus trying to tip them over b.c I'd assume if the plecos did lay they'd rather do it there then on the glass?
Any suggestions on removing the plecos themselves?
The other option is a 33 gallon (an unattractive prospect) or my other 120 which lacks any real predators like the oscars but my clown loaches or 2 common goldfish (long story) would make a quick meal of the eggs if they could get near them.
I suppose I'll have to cross that bridge when I come to it
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Thanks again for the advice, I'll try again eventually if I can teach my little bro how to use a camera
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