Betta Breeding

[livebreeder]

Well the signs are low right now,
FEMALE
*she is following him through the chimney vase as he swims around flaring at her,
*she flares back at him,
*she isn't showing no body bars/lines at all,
Male
*he visits her often
*he is always by the styrofoam cup,
*he swims around and around the vase


is everything going good or are there more signs to show she is dark colored, she is purple/red

 

[livebreeder]

when she was released with him she swam and followed him he leaded she followed and then after 3 mins he chased her over and over then he stopped and went on the floor under the cup and he swam and started chasing her again, what does this means i am not sure please help.

 

[livebreeder]

i went to every petshop and realize that they only sell veiltail it's so sad, i wish there were crowntails over here i am thinking of shipping some ovr here wth live food and all needed products,

 

[blue_betta]

what colour is your female?

the first two feamles i spawned from never showed any bars.. one was a cambodian, so the white body ment no bars showing, and the second was heavily marbled, again ment that no bars showed

 

[livebreeder]

she is a dark blue bodied female, she shows lines and not bars, also i have 2 new females and a new male, one of the new females body is pinkish white and her fins are all red with little white, all the petshops over here only sell vieltales i have inspired them to get other types they say they are 2 expensive but she will try

 

[livebreeder]

i wanna condition my betta's i have bought some freeze dried brine shrimp, my first male has become lazy like, can someone help me with a list of things to get them fully condition for breeding also i am going to be starting a sisters tank, i especially want to condition the females so they can show the bar lines, when a new stock of females arrive i am going to buy like 4 more females, 2moro i am getting 2 more males, a pastel and a red

i don't think i will be breeding them right about now i want to condition them into healthy breeders.