Bettas On Ebay

[tom_os]

is this wise, and is there any recommended sellers in the Uk for bettas on ebay?

 

[MaddieJ]

I've bought (and now sold) bettas via ebay. There are some people you should definitely watch out for. It's pretty easy to pick out the bad listings, of the fish who have been kept in poor conditions and always check out the pictures properly. Is the fish as described? Is it a picture of the actual fish or just a picture taken from the internet? Have these people sold any before and what feedback did they get? Don't be fooled into buying an overpriced veil tail that has been listed as something it is not.

DPFishways is where I have bought before and would happily do so again. My fish arrived in great health and didn't take long to colour up again and settle in.

 

[blue_betta]

dpfishways, and marlee1234 (thats not the right number but its something like that) are people ive bough fish from and are quality fish, well packaged and reasonable prices.

 

[lilfishie]

and theres the betta lady on there now and then

 

[lordofthesea]

i got all of mine from 'A Betta World' (the seller is iand44) their fish are lush and customer service is great. her and her husband breed them they arrives safe and warm in the middle of winter to

 

[modaz]

i can also vouch for DPFishways Olssen and Marlee are good sellers, dont know about the one mentioned above but their fish do look very nice.

 

[wilsonnw8]

i can also vouch for DPFishways Olssen and Marlee are good sellers, dont know about the one mentioned above but their fish do look very nice.

Yeah By the way Modaz how do you get your fish to sparkle in the photo's they always have this pretty sheen to them!

 

[modaz]

i can also vouch for DPFishways Olssen and Marlee are good sellers, dont know about the one mentioned above but their fish do look very nice.

Yeah By the way Modaz how do you get your fish to sparkle in the photo's they always have this pretty sheen to them!

its the camera i use, and the lighting as well, took me about 8 months to get the blend right. I used to take 70 ish pics to get one nice shot of the bettas but now i can usually get it first time, if not then with in 5, its knowing what the betta is due to next and get the moment right, i watch them for a couple of minutes and note their swimming pattern and decide from that which shot would give the best results.