JBL DisCon Spawning Cone
JBL DisCon Spawning Cone
* Spawning Cone for Discus
* Unbreakable, made of neutral plastic.
* Easy to clean and disinfect.
* Preferred by discus to other materials.
Suitable for: Coldwater & Freshwater Tropical
Ideal for Breeding Fish Such As
Discus
Anglefish
This is a high quality cone that is suitable for many cichlids. If you want something that won’t tip over easily, this is it. If you prefer to let your pairs raise their own fry, then these are the best option out there.
Tips on Increasing Discus Spawn Yields
If you are not getting many discus fry from your discus breeding pair spawns, then try some of these tips below to hopefully help maximize your discus spawn yields.
| Tip | Description |
|---|---|
| Provide a stable spawning environment | Use a secure spawning cone to prevent fish from moving or disturbing the eggs. |
| Ensure proper water parameters | Keep water temperature, pH, and hardness within optimal ranges for discus breeding. |
| Offer a quiet, stress-free tank setup | Minimize noise and disturbances to encourage natural spawning behavior. |
FAQ
Is the spawning cone safe for discus fish to use?
Yes, the JBL DisCon Spawning Cone is made of neutral plastic and is preferred by discus fish for spawning.
Can this cone be used for other fish species?
Yes, it is suitable for breeding anglefish and other cichlids in freshwater tropical tanks.
How do I clean and maintain the spawning cone?
The cone is easy to clean and disinfect. Simply rinse it with water and use a mild disinfectant solution as needed.

Leah Cameron –
The spawning cone has been used for several discus breeding cycles. The fish consistently use it for spawning, and it stays stable even during active behavior. Easy to clean after each use.
Sam Anderson –
I noticed the discus pair started using the cone within a week of setting it up. It didn’t tip over during spawning, which was a relief. Cleaning is simple and doesn’t require special tools.
Nathan Slater –
This cone has become a staple in my breeding setup. The neutral plastic is safe and the fish show no signs of stress. I’ve had multiple successful spawns since using it.