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Was this a planned spawn??
If so you should really no what you are doing.

What kind of tank are they in? Size?
Is the male still in?
Is there anything else in the tank?
How deep is the water??
 
it is a planned spawn i just need to know : a:what to feed the free and b:where to i keep the fry and yeah the male is still in
 
Well if its a planned spawn, why don't you know what to do with the fry?
All of this should have been researched before hand!!!

Do you have any live foods for the fry once they have used up their yolk sack and are free swimming?

Do you have the space for them?? The space for the individual males when they become aggressive and need to be separated?
You do realise you could end up with 50+ males from this one spawn..

have the eggs hatched yet?
 
i just need 2 know what to feed the fry!

and yes i have space and all that
 
well i have frozen food , but i am going out to my local fish store to buy some plants , what food should i buy?
 
Live food. You can do research, which i am surprised you didn't, because most sites that would tell you how to condition a betta would also tell you what to feed the fry. How did you condition your bettas? and for how long? One thing i can tell you is that the frozen food will not cut it for the fry. They will not eat it.
 
no need to SHOUT!! if you've researched like you say you have then you should know! it is highly unlikely you will be able to buy live food small enough for the fry you have to hatch your own

PS if this was planned why is it in the emergencies section not the betta section?
 
:crazy: well it wasnt exactly planned i tried to breed them it didnt work so i stopped trying and then they just randomly bred so i panicked when i saw eggs
 
The fry eat Baby brine shrimp, which aren't sold hatched. You have to create or buy a hatchery and hatch them yourself.

Good luck with your fry. I really hope they survive. Living fry are a lot more time consuming than the research required to get you experienced an knowledgable enough for breeding. I would seriously consider doing a lot of research over the next few days, or your fry do not stand a chance against you. Not trying to be harsh, but unfortunately, that is the way it is.
 
:crazy: well it wasnt exactly planned i tried to breed them it didnt work so i stopped trying and then they just randomly bred so i panicked when i saw eggs


You house them together? thats asking for trouble from the start, as said they need newly hatched baby brine shrimp for the 1st few weeks, without this they stand little chance :/
 

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