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i heared they even breed in nature 
no, seriously, if the husbandry is fine its fine.
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Re: Breeding in Tanks?
You shouldn't have any issues with breeding/laying in a tank. Just be prepared to do a deep clean of the tank when you remove the male (the females tend to dirty the tubs). Also, put the tank in a low-traffic area or cover all the sides. You want to make them feel secure enough to breed.
That said, I used to get feeders from a pet shop who had a breeding pair in a 40 gal tank that bred all the time with only one half-log hide and in a high-traffic area in the pet store.
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I would think it would be fine. However, I've seen and heard some pretty rough and tumble things going on in the closed up tub while they're breeding, and to be honest, I would worry they may break or crack a glass tank. Sometimes it sounds like a WWE match going on...I've seen the panels of an AP rack get bowed a bit by a large female twisting and thrashing...
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I had 2 breed in a 55gal last year. She never laid but locked 6 times.
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Breeding in Tanks?
Awesome! Thank you guys so much for all your replies can't wait till next season. I've been seeing a lot of awesome post about how well everyone's season is going which makes me so happy! Glad everything is going well, and I hope you all continue to have great seasons
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