Introducing Male & Female Betta Fish To Eachother Part 1

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Wish Yo - 7 years ago

HOW DARE U NAME THAT FISH SPARKY I NAMED MINE SPARKY but it died :((

Marwan Almehairi - 7 years ago

the male betta has clamped fins

Roger wilson - 7 years ago

After reading quite a few of the comments, I've figured out a few things. First, most of the people commenting and everyone in this video shouldn't be trying to breed bettas. You have no idea what you're doing. So many of the people commenting are trying to act like they know what they're talking about. But, most of what I've been reading has been 100% bullshit lies. The tank, female, male, substrate, plants, filter and the poor other fish in a damn jar are all wrong for even attempting to breed bettas. Plus, the fish haven't even been conditioned to breed. It takes at least 2 weeks to get the fish ready to breed. You don't buy the cheapest fish at Petco and toss them together in a barren tank. The only thing this girl did right was put the female in a protected enclosure to greet the male. It takes weeks to get ready, days to court and breed and months to care for the offspring. This shit can't be done the same week you bought the fish from Walmart. Do some research before you even buy a pet next time. The fish you have are living a tortured life...

Gamer XD - 7 years ago

Roger wilson true and many are saying that this female is way too small but this size is ready for breeding in fact but she could grow bigger

SUBIE4estr XT - 7 years ago

She was pissed at him lol

SUBIE4estr XT - 7 years ago

Why in the animal world are females usually bigger, and for humans/ primates males are usually bigger.

Alexander Nocelotl - 7 years ago

Can you help me mate my fish. I have a male red crowntail and a redish pinkish female vieltail. Thank you

Ashley Vinzant - 7 years ago

You're retarded

Renee sikes - 7 years ago

I love a good 'How-to' vid done by someone who knows next to nothing about their chosen subject. lol complete with phrases like 'I think it goes like this' PLEASE START BREEDING WITH MOLLY FISH INSTEAD ! Live bearers are easy to learn with.This is something you work your way into. After a year or two of trial and error with th whole ugly rainbow of fish diseases and of course fish deaths, funerals, and replacements, you MAY be ready for an attempt at beta breeding.(Sure,why not,better off than gerbils!) I've been an aquarium hobbyist for 25 or so yrs, and still not an expert!! I am considering a beta breeding attempt of my own with great misgivings about it, as i've never had any of th unexpected hatched fry survive to adult size in th few times my other egg layer species have spawned. I wasn't interested in breeding egg layers, didn't do any breeding research in advance,so I wasn't ready for them,so of course they didn't make it- it's that simple .......good luck aquarium hobbyist beginners out there! Kisses to fishes! Lol

Michael Haro - 7 years ago

My Betta Fish is blowing a bubble nest.:-)

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THEDinoKingGFM - 7 years ago

Can't keep a beta in a jar god dambit need a bigger tank do more research about what they need instead of just breeding them