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Can I breed my Tropical fish in a Biorb?

Hi, I recently took up the hobby of keeping tropical fish after not doing too well at it a few years back. My dad had a 60 l (15 Gallon) Biorb lying around which he was going to throw out so i used that! things are going very well in there now i have, 4 rosey tetra, 6 glow light tetra, 2 tuxedo swordtails (male and female), 2 red swordtails (again both male and female) oh and an albino pleco. I know its a bit cramped but i do plan to upgrade within the next year. I heard that swordtails breed like crazy and i was wondering if that was likely in this some what odd shaped fish tank? i do have lots of plants and a cave i made with a dark top. Is there a breeding trap i can use that will work in a Biorb? should I buy a small tank? should i buy some of that floating grass stuff and let nature be cruel? (i think my pleco may take a likeing to it though?) i just really wanted to know based on my other fish and set up of my tank what my odds were? id love it if they got jiggy lol :)

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4 Responses to “Can I breed my Tropical fish in a Biorb?”

  1. FISH M says:

    try to get a refugium or trap since i know most of those fish will eat small or live fish(even eggs). see if you female has a fat belly. the swordtail tend to be picky when breeding. most will refuse. here is a VERY good website. read all about the swordtails. it will help.

    try to read all of them

  2. Watson F says:

    Swordtails do like to breed. You should get a tank to raise the babies in.
    The 15 gallon really is too small. You can do well with a 30 gallon or bigger.

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