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One of our babies found the best home in the tank LOL Yesterday I was looking at the adults tank and I noticed more babies...I swear I don't know what I am going to do...3 tanks already. But they are family and we love them!
 

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That's very cute. It remids me of the shell dwelling cichlids I used to own. You could have a whole family raised in one little shell about that size. Thanks for sharing!
 
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whole family?! LOL The 2 already produced enough or more from one tank and they are still at it. The 2nd tank has larger grvel and now we found more babies so now we are at a point of wondering what next? LOL I must admit tho, this is sooo cool!
 
cichlids are tropical fish
 
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