Sorry about the pic quality I'll get some better ones up later 
What do you guys think?
To be honest all I did was provide basic needs...a heavily planted tank, a period of starvation and lowering of temperature to simulate the dry season, and I started with a single female channa and 4 males in the hope of obtaining a pair. I had an obvious pair after about a month, and I saw what I thought was the male holding eggs (they are mouthbrooders) twice. In the last couple of weeks the male of the pair has been hidden behind a large java fern at the back of the tank and when I went to move them yesterday (I am moving house) I found the fry! They are now in their own tank with the parents in my new fish room, with the other channa directly next door to provide a target for the pair. Hopefully this will mean they don't start eating the fry 
CONGRATS must tell us your setup