Will GBRs use cichlid stones?

[elephantnose]

I'm going to be buying a pair of GBRs and I was wondering of they use cichlid stones? If so what size stone do they like small, large, or medium?

 

[TheCommunityCichlid]

Not really, they arent cave spawners like most dwarfs are. They spawn on nice flat surfaces. Lots of driftwood, a few flat rocks and plants would be more preferred than the stones.

 

[Gillie]

Not really, they arent cave spawners like most dwarfs are. They spawn on nice flat surfaces. Lots of driftwood, a few flat rocks and plants would be more preferred than the stones.

+1 but even with all of the flat stone I provided the always laid on the driftwood

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[TheCommunityCichlid]

They can be a little "slow" I've head them laying in the sand which make no sense at all

 

[squirrilah fish]

Rams like lots of plants more than anything. A flat stone is to lay eggs, and in that case I'd just use a shell. They don't need much room to put their eggs on. Or driftwood.

 

[elephantnose]

The tanks is going to be planted and will include drift wood and slate. The gravel is sand. I have another tank with Bolivians are they any different than GBRs would they use Cichlid stones.

 

[squirrilah fish]

The tanks is going to be planted and will include drift wood and slate. The gravel is sand. I have another tank with Bolivians are they any different than GBRs would they use Cichlid stones.

I think it's the same kinda thing with any ram. Cichlid stones are more for African cichlids.

 

[elephantnose]

Okay thanks