emeleeliggett
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Hi all,
I just spawned my lovely betta female Coleen on 4/30/09 and she probably released close to 400+ eggs! I'm glad she ate most of them because that would have kept me busy for a while
Anyway, it is only five days later and she's completely full again!! She's fat just like she was before and looks ready to breed. I'm not feeding her too much and she's not constipated. Is it possible for her to be ready again so soon? Any info would be great, none of my other females look like she does. I guess she's got a great babymaker!!
This is her from only moments ago. She eats the same as all my other females and you can see her only injury is her tail from her courtship with King Henry. It seems to be healing nicely!
I just spawned my lovely betta female Coleen on 4/30/09 and she probably released close to 400+ eggs! I'm glad she ate most of them because that would have kept me busy for a while
Anyway, it is only five days later and she's completely full again!! She's fat just like she was before and looks ready to breed. I'm not feeding her too much and she's not constipated. Is it possible for her to be ready again so soon? Any info would be great, none of my other females look like she does. I guess she's got a great babymaker!!
This is her from only moments ago. She eats the same as all my other females and you can see her only injury is her tail from her courtship with King Henry. It seems to be healing nicely!
She's been recovering on live white worms, a pea, some tetra flakes (just the regular fish food flakes), and brine shrimp flakes. All of this has been in moderation (a pinch in the morning and again right before lights out) since she gets what all the other fish get; other female betta, gouramis, tetra, angelfish....
I'll cut back on her protein consumption and give her a couple weeks. Thanks for the advice!!
When they get a little bigger I'll get some more pictures and put them on my other thread to document their progress. I'm hoping some get their mother's crowntail genes and some of their father's coloring!