emeleeliggett
Fish Crazy
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I am so excited, I have owned betta for many years but finally decided to breed some. I have adequate room for all and I'm just so excited! I didn't want to get my hopes up but now about 30 hrs after the spawn I've seen my first dozen fry. Their daddy is doing so well and he didn't get a nip on his pretty fins from their courtship. The mama had a little bite out of her tail but overall everything went well.
These are the proud parents... King Henry and Coleen.
I hope a bunch live, when they were eggs it seemed like there were only fifty or so, but maybe some were hiding well. Also, Henry made 3 nests!! And the babies are spread out through all of them so he's constantly missing some fry/eggs as they fall. Silly fish.
Also, they seemed to do a lot of sideways wrapping during the spawn, he never actually flipped her completely upside down. Obviously the eggs were fertilized but I was curious if anyone else has this happen with their betta.
Yah!!
These are the proud parents... King Henry and Coleen.
I hope a bunch live, when they were eggs it seemed like there were only fifty or so, but maybe some were hiding well. Also, Henry made 3 nests!! And the babies are spread out through all of them so he's constantly missing some fry/eggs as they fall. Silly fish.
Also, they seemed to do a lot of sideways wrapping during the spawn, he never actually flipped her completely upside down. Obviously the eggs were fertilized but I was curious if anyone else has this happen with their betta.
Yah!!
It looks like you have the tank full with water......if so, it should only be 6" deep so that it's easier for the male to retrieve any babies that fall to the bottom.
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