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cubanwhiteboi
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Wat U Mean Uneccesary Language
My Betta Project
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cubanwhiteboi
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Y R U Reporting Stuff
michaeltx
Moderator
A few things
TXreef we are not all online 24 hours a day sorry if the timing is not fast enough for you but once one of us do get on line we will take care of it so keep in mind myself and others do not sit at the computer 24/7.
Cubanwhiteboy Stop useing cuss words on this site this is the one and only warning that you are going to get!! its against the board rules and will not be tolerated!!
I am going to take out all the posts relating to cubans posts and please stay on topic if there is a problem with a post report it and it will be taken care of there is no reason to keep a discussion open with the offending poster!!
Thank you
Mike
TXreef we are not all online 24 hours a day sorry if the timing is not fast enough for you but once one of us do get on line we will take care of it so keep in mind myself and others do not sit at the computer 24/7.
Cubanwhiteboy Stop useing cuss words on this site this is the one and only warning that you are going to get!! its against the board rules and will not be tolerated!!
I am going to take out all the posts relating to cubans posts and please stay on topic if there is a problem with a post report it and it will be taken care of there is no reason to keep a discussion open with the offending poster!!
Thank you
Mike
tx reef
Active Member
Originally Posted by MichaelTX
A few things
TXreef we are not all online 24 hours a day sorry if the timing is not fast enough for you but once one of us do get on line we will take care of it so keep in mind myself and others do not sit at the computer 24/7.
I understand that, but what about the spam that was posted in the seahorse forum yesterday that me and a few others reported?
A few things
TXreef we are not all online 24 hours a day sorry if the timing is not fast enough for you but once one of us do get on line we will take care of it so keep in mind myself and others do not sit at the computer 24/7.
I understand that, but what about the spam that was posted in the seahorse forum yesterday that me and a few others reported?
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cubanwhiteboi
Guest
i do not understand y my coments were deleted wen i am breeding bettas also n i am asking rara12 questions n this other dude jus typed in uneccesary language wen i haddnt even cussed
michaeltx
Moderator
yes cuban you did use foul language in your posts end of statement and caused this thread to get hichjacked. I can still see the 2 that I deleted myself and one that another mod deleted thats three in one thread and the only thread you have posted in since you joined this board to boot.
End of discussion watch your language on the board.
Mike
End of discussion watch your language on the board.
Mike
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by rara12
well im starting to get a little concerned. I switched out the males and the new male has lost interest in the female. i starting to think the tank is just to big.
I've always wondered, Do fish, go in season, like other animals do biologically, or just on the tempurature of the water?
How do you know if your bettas are ready to lay eggs?
well im starting to get a little concerned. I switched out the males and the new male has lost interest in the female. i starting to think the tank is just to big.
I've always wondered, Do fish, go in season, like other animals do biologically, or just on the tempurature of the water?
How do you know if your bettas are ready to lay eggs?
michaeltx
Moderator
they are triggered by the dry season. so as the water starts to warm up and receed they will start to produce eggs. keeping them seperate but with the ability to see each other will also intice the female to produce eggs. once the water level starts to go down the male will start to build the bubble nest. thats when I introduce the female she will usually hide for a day or so and stay away from him. the he will start his dance and then start squeezing the eggs from her belly. * *this part is really weird to watch because he squeezes so hard it knocks her out temporarily* * he then grabs the egg that he just pushed out takes it to the nest and then starts the process over again. after all the eggs have been extracted from her you must remove her because he will kill her if left behind.
HTH
Mike
HTH
Mike
stdreb27
Active Member
Originally Posted by MichaelTX
they are triggered by the dry season. so as the water starts to warm up and receed they will start to produce eggs. keeping them seperate but with the ability to see each other will also intice the female to produce eggs. once the water level starts to go down the male will start to build the bubble nest. thats when I introduce the female she will usually hide for a day or so and stay away from him. the he will start his dance and then start squeezing the eggs from her belly. * *this part is really weird to watch because he squeezes so hard it knocks her out temporarily* * he then grabs the egg that he just pushed out takes it to the nest and then starts the process over again. after all the eggs have been extracted from her you must remove her because he will kill her if left behind.
HTH
Mike
And they just generate the nest from stuff that oozes from them? You don't have to provide anything for them to build a nest out of.
they are triggered by the dry season. so as the water starts to warm up and receed they will start to produce eggs. keeping them seperate but with the ability to see each other will also intice the female to produce eggs. once the water level starts to go down the male will start to build the bubble nest. thats when I introduce the female she will usually hide for a day or so and stay away from him. the he will start his dance and then start squeezing the eggs from her belly. * *this part is really weird to watch because he squeezes so hard it knocks her out temporarily* * he then grabs the egg that he just pushed out takes it to the nest and then starts the process over again. after all the eggs have been extracted from her you must remove her because he will kill her if left behind.
HTH
Mike
And they just generate the nest from stuff that oozes from them? You don't have to provide anything for them to build a nest out of.
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anmldr
Guest
That is kinda cool. How much do they sell for. I guess you would have to have a market in your area to want to go to all of that trouble..
michaeltx
Moderator
they go for about 289-389 each for the males here at walmart. its a lot of trouble and one miss step can cause the entire set of babies to die very quickly. also have to take out the male as soon as they hatch or he starts eating them. daily water changes small foods. and alot of TIME is needed to take on this endevor.
I raised 3 sets out of 9 sets of babies.
Mike
I raised 3 sets out of 9 sets of babies.
Mike
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cubanwhiteboi
Guest
im back!!, yo so the half moons are better for
rara12
Member
Well i have some very sad news. My black marble male died today. Not sure why but its sad. He was so pretty. And i have down sized to a ten gallon tank with 4" of water in it. Good thing i bought two sets of breeding pairs.
A note to all those who wish to breed bettas:
ALWAYS ALWAYS buy two breeding pairs.
A note to all those who wish to breed bettas:
ALWAYS ALWAYS buy two breeding pairs.
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cubanwhiteboi
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r the half moons better than the ones from *****?
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cubanwhiteboi
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