Breeding Channel catfish.

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I don't think it will be long before my three Channel cats will be mature and I would like to give breeding them a go. Almost all the info I can find online relates to farming them for food or using them in aquaponics, I know they will need some kind of secure cave type structure for the female to lay her eggs and I already have that part worked out, but that's about all I know at this point. I realise this is an amphibian forum, not Planet Catfish, but there's a lot of members from the USA where this might have been done before so I figured I'd ask here first. :)
 
Channel cats are like roaches. They are very prolific! Delicious too if you cook em right. Otherwise they taste like mud.
 
Lol, they're my pets, I couldn't eat them.. mind you, they do look like there's a lot of meat on 'em! 8) 8)
 
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