Feed to saturation and feed a varied diet, I think that is the most important thing. Many folks say to raise the tank temp to 83 or 84. Mine will lay a clutch every 14 days with proper feeding. If I get lazy and don't feed as often as they like, or feed them only pellet foods they will not breed for me. I have really good luck with Rod's food, it has so many different ingredients in it. They get a great variety and I only have to feed one type of food. They love it.
