Purpose and function Coneshaped breeding cave designed as a spawning tunnel and hideout for angelfish, colorful (ornamental) fish, and shrimp. Provides a protected site for spawning and helps increase egg survival and overall reproduction rate. Key benefits (why you need it) Encourages spawning: the smooth interior surface helps eggs adhere, improving fry yield. Protects breeders and eggs: the included isolation net (cage for shrimps) prevents other tankmates from approaching the breeding site and preying on eggs or disturbing spawning fish. Safe for livestock: smooth surface reduces the risk of injury to fish and shrimp while entering, exiting, and attaching eggs. Versatile use: suitable for both smallscale fish farmers and home aquarium hobbyists who want a reliable spawning structure. Main features Breeding cone/tunnel shape specifically tailored to angelfish, colorful fish, and shrimp spawning behavior. Isolation net (cage) that blocks access from other fish, preserving a secure breeding area. Smooth, nonabrasive surface that promotes egg adhesion and minimizes harm to animals. Functions as both a spawning cave and a tank decoration/hideout. Compatibility and applications Compatible with angelfish, other colorful ornamental fish species, and shrimp. Works in aquariums and breeding tanks where a dedicated, protected spawning site is needed. Practical use scenarios 1. Commercial or hobby fish breeding: place the cone cave in breeding tanks to give angelfish and other ornamental species a reliable site for laying eggs, increasing hatch rates. 2. Home aquarium angelfish setup: use the spawning tunnel to provide a focused, protected area for a breeding pair, reducing stress and interference from other tankmates. 3. Shrimp breeding and protection: use the isolation net to keep larger fish away while shrimp spawn and juveniles develop. What it delivers A purposebuilt spawning tunnel that improves breeding outcomes by combining a safe, eggfriendly surface with an isolation barrier to reduce predation and disturbance. Placement tip: position the breeding cone cave in the aquarium where your breeding pair or shrimp typically prefer to hide or lay eggs to maximize effectiveness.