Seaview Ceramic Spawning Cone 33cm
The Seaview Ceramic Spawning Cone offers a natural and effective solution for fish species that lay eggs.
This versatile breeding cone provides a safe and ideal surface for your fish to lay their eggs, promoting successful spawning and healthy fry development.
Size:
- 15cm ø
- Height: 33.5cm
Provide the Perfect Platform for Successful Breeding
Encourage your breeding fish with the Ceramic Spawning Cone!
This natural-looking and functional aquarium decoration offers an ideal spawning site for various egg-laying fish species.
Unveiling the Benefits:
- Enhanced Spawning Success: The smooth yet slightly textured surface of the cone provides the perfect platform for fish to lay their eggs, promoting better adhesion and preventing them from falling through the aquarium floor.
- Safe for All Aquariums: Made from non-toxic, aquarium-safe ceramic, the Spawning Cone won't alter your water chemistry and is suitable for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.
Ideal for Various Fish Species:
The Seaview Ceramic Spawning Cone is perfect for a variety of egg-laying fish species, including:
- Discus
- Angelfish
- Barbs
- Rainbows
- Tetras
- And many more!
Additional Features:
- Easy to Clean and Maintain: The smooth ceramic surface allows for effortless cleaning. Simply remove the cone from the aquarium and rinse it with clean water.
- Stable Design: The cone's weighted base ensures it remains stable within your aquarium, even during vigorous spawning activity.
Invest in a Thriving Future:
The Seaview Ceramic Spawning Cone is an essential tool for hobbyists seeking to encourage breeding success in their aquariums. By providing a safe and natural spawning site, you can witness the wonder of new life and contribute to the vibrant growth of your fish population.
Here are some additional tips for using the Ceramic Spawning Cone:
- Position the cone strategically: Place the cone in a well-oxygenated area with moderate water flow.
- Monitor the eggs: Once the eggs are laid, keep a close eye on them to ensure proper development. Remove any unfertilized eggs to prevent water quality issues.
