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ok Thier at it so to speak 
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1st spawn
shadow_banshee- plakat
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Nina- white hmpk
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woooo how lovely let us know how it goes! 
shadow_banshee- plakat
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will do so far so good only prob is my micro cultures not turned up : (
shadow_banshee- plakat
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for some reason the urls showing where pic should be? can anyone help on pic posting. thnx : )
Nina- white hmpk
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pics are there hun..........i download mine onto photobucket then copy and paste the image number into my forum msg
shadow_banshee- plakat
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ah thnx i got photo bucket account somewhere lol
Nina- white hmpk
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no worries , good luck !
Storm- Admin
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Nice pictures there, let us know how you get on with them.
OrcaDreamer- fry
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wow..amazing pictures =) want to know how it goes
Bettanut- orange rose tail
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Goodluck with the spawn! 
kel- Admin
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looking good hun!
Glad you got the pics sorted!
btw. if your cultures don't arrive in time... you can use a bit of hard boiled egg yolk for the first few days after they're free swimming.
Break a pinch off and mix it in water, either spray or use a small pipette's worth of the cloudy mix. 2 sprays/1ml of pipette 3-4 times a day. Don't over feed though as it will cloud the tank and fould with water but a great first days fry food when used sparingly. remix it with new piece of yolk and water for each feed.
Glad you got the pics sorted!
btw. if your cultures don't arrive in time... you can use a bit of hard boiled egg yolk for the first few days after they're free swimming.
Break a pinch off and mix it in water, either spray or use a small pipette's worth of the cloudy mix. 2 sprays/1ml of pipette 3-4 times a day. Don't over feed though as it will cloud the tank and fould with water but a great first days fry food when used sparingly. remix it with new piece of yolk and water for each feed.
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Keep us updated in the betta breeding diaries
shadow_banshee- plakat
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ok i will do i noticed i posted in wrong area : ( quick question should i feed the male while hes tending eggs??
Bettanut- orange rose tail
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I have known some breeders not to feed them while they are looking after the eggs/spawn.
Usually when they eggs have hatched and the spawn are free swimming, then "dad" is removed to his own tank and then fed a lovely meal for all his hard work!
I'm sure Kel will come along and let you know what to do, after all she knows her stuff when it comes to breeding and raising betta fry!!
Usually when they eggs have hatched and the spawn are free swimming, then "dad" is removed to his own tank and then fed a lovely meal for all his hard work!
I'm sure Kel will come along and let you know what to do, after all she knows her stuff when it comes to breeding and raising betta fry!!
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I don't feed the male whilst tending the eggs, it can make them munch the eggs and babies. Some people do feed them whilst tending the eggs as a measure to prevent them from eating the eggs but i have never tried it. Once i remove the male he gets a good feed up and rest. I wouldn't adivise feeding him til he's removed...
Storm- Admin
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This post has been moved by admin to the betta breeding diaries, thanks
shadow_banshee- plakat
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thnx Storm for putting this in right area 
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no problem mate hows things going with the new mum and dad.
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alls well hes on duty tending eggs and his lady is recovering fine and munching on some nice worm, micro culture finaly arrived and is blooming ready for any eventual fry... fingers crossed.
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Any signs of hatching.
shadow_banshee- plakat
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i see eyes! looking good so far not a massive amount but its hard to see properly,
shadow_banshee- plakat
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few better pics from spawn 
Storm- Admin
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Awww nice keep us updated
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ok we have a hatch not massive but i see fry, now how on earth do you photograph those lol. hes pretty much workin like mad keeping them in the nest, so far so good.
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Bettanut- orange rose tail
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Great pics of the eggs!!