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Title: Post Breeding Betta
Description: Many different ways of breeding betta


yeeviabettas - February 19, 2005 09:01 AM (GMT)
Everyone breeding betta basically the same way but I do a bid differently than everyone. All is the matter is we all want more babies afterall and raise them big. Here is a topic discussion that I like to post about my experiences in breeding betta method. I hope this will make it interesting topic and hope you all can see the other side of my view why. Then you can post more about your experiences and share to everyone. Many people would love to learned to breed betta and hopefully this will give them an idea to think about.
I usually using a 5 gallon tank I usually setup like this now and onward when i want to breed my bettas. I have eliminating so many things like putting plant, java moss or some decoration to let the female to hide in my beginning setup. After all my trial and errors, I found out the more you let the female hiding opportunity, they play more teasing game to the male especially the long beautiful fin halfmoon. In the other hand, my male tails getting torn up by the decoration too. Therefore, less thing is better. :)
I do used a heater afterall. The temperature I usually set is between 81 to 83 degrees F. I also add a termometer to read the right temperature. The water usually aged with indian almond leaf and it has "Start Right" solution from Jungle thats removes Chlorine and Chloramine in the water. I aged the water for two days at least.
Last, I flood a 2" x 2" bubbles wrap. Makesure the bubbles are facing down and the smooth area is at the top.
I did put a 4" dia round tube acrylic for the female in the beginning. Glass chimney works too.:) That is my spare one. LOL
Below is a picture how I setup a while ago. Just ignoring the plant. LOL
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yeeviabettas - February 19, 2005 10:33 AM (GMT)
Sometimes I used 10 gallon tank so it should be divided into two section. Yes, you can breed two pair in one time. :lol:
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yeeviabettas - February 19, 2005 10:39 AM (GMT)
Here is my recent breeding tank. He is a royal blue butterfly overhalfmoon with his babies. I will updating later. It is getting late. At least I got the pictures up load. :lol: user posted image

Punkypuffer - February 20, 2005 05:35 AM (GMT)
wow, beautiful fish! when i bred them, i put a lid on the surface of the water for the male to produce his bubble nest. great idea with the bubble wrap. i'll have to try that next time i venture back into betta breeding

yeeviabettas - March 26, 2005 06:02 AM (GMT)
How many people are breeding betta so far? No questions?:) Iam avalable. LOL ass hahahaha laugh laugh laugh

Vip - March 26, 2005 06:20 AM (GMT)
got any more new stunning bettas yeevia?

yeeviabettas - March 26, 2005 06:01 PM (GMT)
Oh yeah. 8 more new bettas from Thailand coming on march 27. jay jay jay Will show you guys when they come. Mostly rosetail halfmoon this time.
Meanwhile, i have to take a lot of my babies pictures. They are ready to go soon. Been jaring them for a month now. :) Total 82 beanie box. :gay:

fish_man - March 27, 2005 03:01 AM (GMT)
once i can find a good female im going to start breeding. this is my male.
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yeeviabettas - March 27, 2005 06:18 PM (GMT)
Is that a veiltail male? :rolleyes:

yeeviabettas - April 4, 2005 05:24 PM (GMT)
Wou. My new bettas from Thailand are stunning. I love their tails and hopefully in the future, I can breed some and hopefully cross breeding them. :) I will tried to post the bettas picture this late afternoon. :computerpunch:




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