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| − | + | It can prove very profitable to go into Betta breeding. If you arm yourself with the right skills and knowhow then you are ready. Knowing good Betta fish care will prevent you from making mistakes and in return you will have healthy spawns out of the process. For more information regarding bubble shooter pet take a look at our own web page. I have gone through this process many times so I wanted to share some tips with you to get you going.<br><br>1. If you really want to succeed in Betta breeding then you should carefully go over these points.<br><br>2. First things first, are your Betta's 5 months old? If not then wait until they are. You also have to make sure that they have adjusted to the climate of the tanks perfectly (yes, two tanks, male in one and the female in the other tank). Remember, if you do not want to loose money and waste time then learn proper Betta fish care.<br><br>3. As soon as you are ready to begin you put the two tanks next to on another. This will give the two fish a change to get comfortable with the presence of the other. If you put the together straight away they will fight (and someone might get killed). Now you know why these are called Siamese fighting fish.<br><br>4. The male will let you know when he is ready for breeding. At the top of the tank you will see a bubble nest that he is creating for the eggs. Colorful stripes can sometimes bee seen on the female.<br><br>5. Put them together and the female will soon release her eggs, ranging from hundreds up to thousand. She will then hide, the male will take over as he is now the main caretaker of the young. This is the time when you remove the female from the tank. If not, you risk an attack from the male.<br><br>6. When the eggs are hatched and you can see the young fish swimming you should remove the male. He will eat the young if he is kept in the same tank.<br><br>7. During all this process, which takes about 2 weeks, you should not replace any water. You have to be precise when feeding the fish because if you overfeed them the water will become cloudy and dirty.<br><br>8. Now that two weeks have passed and you are about to start to replace some water in the tanks it's also time to move some fish around. You should separate the young into other tanks and they are now ready to be sold for profit!<br><br>By reading these tips I hope you gain some knowledge and confidence to dive into the world of Betta breeding. | |
Revision as of 17:22, 6 November 2017
It can prove very profitable to go into Betta breeding. If you arm yourself with the right skills and knowhow then you are ready. Knowing good Betta fish care will prevent you from making mistakes and in return you will have healthy spawns out of the process. For more information regarding bubble shooter pet take a look at our own web page. I have gone through this process many times so I wanted to share some tips with you to get you going.
1. If you really want to succeed in Betta breeding then you should carefully go over these points.
2. First things first, are your Betta's 5 months old? If not then wait until they are. You also have to make sure that they have adjusted to the climate of the tanks perfectly (yes, two tanks, male in one and the female in the other tank). Remember, if you do not want to loose money and waste time then learn proper Betta fish care.
3. As soon as you are ready to begin you put the two tanks next to on another. This will give the two fish a change to get comfortable with the presence of the other. If you put the together straight away they will fight (and someone might get killed). Now you know why these are called Siamese fighting fish.
4. The male will let you know when he is ready for breeding. At the top of the tank you will see a bubble nest that he is creating for the eggs. Colorful stripes can sometimes bee seen on the female.
5. Put them together and the female will soon release her eggs, ranging from hundreds up to thousand. She will then hide, the male will take over as he is now the main caretaker of the young. This is the time when you remove the female from the tank. If not, you risk an attack from the male.
6. When the eggs are hatched and you can see the young fish swimming you should remove the male. He will eat the young if he is kept in the same tank.
7. During all this process, which takes about 2 weeks, you should not replace any water. You have to be precise when feeding the fish because if you overfeed them the water will become cloudy and dirty.
8. Now that two weeks have passed and you are about to start to replace some water in the tanks it's also time to move some fish around. You should separate the young into other tanks and they are now ready to be sold for profit!
By reading these tips I hope you gain some knowledge and confidence to dive into the world of Betta breeding.