Two breeding slates that can be used as a location for Angelfish or other Cichlids to lay their eggs. Each slate is roughly twelve inches by three inches and can be leaned against the side of the tank.

Slates are narrow enough to be pulled from the tank once the eggs have been laid and fertilized and put in a separate one gallon glass container with an air stone to aerate the eggs (moving water over the eggs) until the fry that hatch become free swimming and then can be moved to a breeder box to start their grow out period.

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