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Must print at 100% infill in order for cave to sink. Obviously this makes the cave extremely strong as well.The rear will be a tight fit, and I'd recommend putting it on and off a few times to loosen it up. If you need to a very light hit of sandpaper will loosed it up, but I haven't needed to on any of mine.&nbsp;Print in PETG to be aquarium safe. ( I have at least 15kg worth of PETG in my breeding tanks, and have for years with no issues.)

0.2mm layer, 13 walls, 100% infill

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scaled to 62% to get width about 37mm. Rear portion is scaled an additional 0.3% to make a slip fit. You may need to fine tune this, depending on the accuracy of your printer.

BristleNose Pleco size, no sanding.

Sick of having to either break caves to get stubborn males out, or for easy of stripping eggs, I decided to make a pleco cave with removeable rear.&nbsp;Model size is large. Suitable for plecos such as large Peppermints. For smaller breeds, scale down.

Fish Cave for plecos with removeable back

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