Is gravel needed for cichlids breeding?

Started by Dyce, July 17, 2005, 06:37:00 PM

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Dyce

I''m guessing no but just to be 100% sure.<
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>I have no gravel in my tanks at the moment but would my e-yellows and sunshine peacocks(both I bought from the auction) will they fair better with a little gravel or will they not care either way? fish fish fish fish turkey fish fish gobble

wrk21

shouldn''t really make a diff as long as you have some sort of platform for them to do the biz on.........<
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Wayne,
wrk21

tank stand,
did someone say tank stand???
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Dyce

Do cichlids
eed on the glass bottom? Or does their reflection scare them. But theres a few other places they should be able to
eed on anyways. fish fish fish fish turkey fish fish gobble

nemo1981

in my limited experience i''ve used a small amount of gravel, which they clear a spot on the glass anyway.<
>so i doubt it matters.<
>even in my electric blue tank, there''s 2-3 inches of gravel, and they have burrowed it right down to the glass.<
>so it''s all up to you. Steven & Amy<
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cichlidwoman

I''ve got a friend that
eeds yellows and he doesn''t have gravel in any of the tanks. I think he only has 1 rock in all the
eeding tanks! pretty sparse for the poor old fish but they are churning them out regardless.