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moose
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male uk
I have already some pregnant fish and a few fry to speak of but at the moment i have them in the breeding nets, which i know isnt ideal so i was wondering what is the best way to make a hiding place, i havent got very dense plants at the moment as i intend to switch to a bit of coral when i can.
So basically:

HIDING PLACES FOR FRY PLEASE!

thanks
moose
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oscar23
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Small Fry
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male usa
try a tank devider
Post InfoPosted 26-Jan-2006 11:21Profile PM Edit Report 
Mike R
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Lots and lots of plants close together, plastic is easiest. The goal is to make it difficult for the big fish to get among the plants. Pick a corner and plant it thick.

You'll probably still lose some. If you want to save them all get another tank.

Good luck, Mike
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Clown_Loach_Kid
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floating plants are the best usually .... but try using java fern and stuff like that all tighyl packed together!

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