My Breeding Sucessed

**eiko85** · 26th Jan 2010, 12:35

Full of egg soon will update my fry.

**hmpkbetta** · 26th Jan 2010, 14:19

good for you brother, mine black dragon spawn was not successfull cause the female is bigger than the male. now i am trying to mix and match the female.

**bettafantastic** · 26th Jan 2010, 15:40

Originally Posted by hmpkbetta

good for you brother, mine black dragon spawn was not successfull cause the female is bigger than the male. now i am trying to mix and match the female.

Wish you luck!

**Blue Whale** · 27th Jan 2010, 20:08

I hope you have half cut bowls at the sides. Never mind if ugly, temporary only.

To stick, use double side tape on the sides. those exposed above water level should be sufficient to hold it.

YouTube- Halfmoon male betta spwaning with female crowntail betta

**eiko85** · 28th Jan 2010, 19:57

Hi all,
My Little Fry is out haha.

**Wackytpt** · 29th Jan 2010, 10:43

Please post in the correct sub forum.

I am shifting this thread.

Cheers

**enobd2dab** · 7th Feb 2010, 14:04

wow! congrats bro! what is that cup for?

**enobd2dab** · 7th Feb 2010, 14:15

where is the mother? are you planning to sell them too, the spawns?

**eiko85** · 11th Feb 2010, 14:30

enob

dab add mi msn [email protected].

**Blue Whale** · 11th Feb 2010, 17:03

haha...eiko, you going to be a farmer soon...fish farmer that is.

**eiko85** · 12th Feb 2010, 14:34

Hi Blue,btw my fry all dead. im just learning stage now. not easy to look after fry.

**Blue Whale** · 12th Feb 2010, 14:48

Gosh...what happen? You forgot to buy plankton food?

**eiko85** · 12th Feb 2010, 14:59

LOl no, they about nearly 1 week i tranfer them to another tank.

My mistake also.

**Blue Whale** · 12th Feb 2010, 19:36

Oh I see. Can't be help. I don't have experience breeding bettas but guppies, swordtails and some other fish...yes. What we used to do is to use a cloth to cover up. Usually we would pick the female to tend to the younglings. Now my dad always use tubi to feed, some younglings did die as in kena trapped by tubi. But most of them survive. After about 3-4 weeks then the mother is seperated and the younglings are still kept seperately until they are ready to introduce to the main tank which is not very big and certainly not planted. There is a netted cover / mesh to keep the lizards away from the tank. For matting pairs, well we don't usually keep them together but rather in the main tank. So observation have to be made to see which one is pregnant, then we manually seperate them out.