I don't doubt the eggs are getting eaten at all. This is a heavily stocked community aquarium. Not only all the cats, but there are a pair of rams two pairs of angels, lots of tetras... lots, and a few lamp-eye killis.

So they are probably getting eaten, but I am almost positive the fish mentioned ...

So I have some questions. Hopefully I will get some answers. I have a 75 gallon community tank. Lots of wood and I can't really get my corys out without taking out all the decor but that isn't really an option. But I do think a couple of my corys and cats are breeding (Robinae, pygmaeus, and ...

At least with my experience PVC seems easier to work with and can't you just roughen it up a little? Also you could make a lip so the eggs don't just fall out couldn't you?

Couldn't PVC be an option? It just needs to be a cave right?

Why are most caves I see made out of clay? What is the advantage?

-Tim.

Hey,

I live near Chicago and really want an L14 pleco. If any one has one for sale or knows where I can get one that would be appreciated!

-Tim.

[Mod edit: Added location in the title, and removed duplicate of this post in the Loricariidae section --Mats].