Awhile ago I tried my hand at betta breeding.
Heres the female-
After I fed the male good and this is what i got-
I put the female with the male and after some birds and the bees stuff I found this
After a day or two, I found this
(If you look hard you can see little tails.)
I kinda didn't take the fry out when i was supposed to and the dad got hungry so i was left with about 50 of these guys.
more to come...
Betta breeding
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Re: Betta breeding
GREAT JOB!
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Re: Betta breeding
Great, have fun with them. 50 would be a lot still to try to raise. Good luck. Jack
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Re: Betta breeding
If you end up with the majority of the fifty at the end of 3 months you're doing good. The first few spawns are the hardest. Then you can work your way up to a few hundred.
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If you learned anything from the experience to use the next time then you will get better at it.
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Re: Betta breeding
So my betta is starting to look more and more like an adult. How can I tell if it's a male or female? And the color pattern must of been a recessive gene because it's a baby blue with a sloppy butterfly white outline.
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Re: Betta breeding
Females have an ovipositor, which is a little white dot near the vent. I don't know the age at which it develops, however. but if there is no ovipositor, it could be a short-finned male.