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I just saw my CFB clutching onto a piece of leaf in my aquarium in a way that I presume she is trying to lay her eggs, I'm not sure if shes really laying her eggs or not or just messing around. So the question is, do CFB get gravid or do they must have a male around to mate with first and then lay their eggs?
 
It's possible that if you haven't had her a long time, that you purchased her pregnant. Or else she is just messing around. You only have the one?
 
I've already had her for a year now and it's the first time shes done that, also shes not alone either, I have her with another CFB but I don't know what gender that one is.
 
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