red dragon CTPK x red dragon CTPK

[homegrown terror]

got them in the mail yesterday from midwestbettas on here. they're settled in and have started conditioning them. they're spending a good bit of time at the divider, VERY interested in each other. Nancy's all striped and eggy and Sid is busily nesting! in a couple of weeks we should have a mass of eggs that'll probably be ready for homes by the end of may. we'll post some pics of them soon!

(sorry for the very-preemptive post, this is our first spawn and we're excited as hell)

[valen1014]

CTPK... Nice!! Can't wait to see them, sounds like it's going to be a cool spawn ^^

[polukoff]

I hope there are enough of these by the time of the convention to open a new class!

[aemaki09]

How exciting!! Crossing my fingers you get a huuuuuuge spawn so I can get myself atleast a pair or two! I've been wanting some for a while but dont want to import and every time I see one state-side I'm too broke to buy it

[midwestbetta]

Very glad you liked them and I'm really happy to hear they're already spawning. I can't wait to see their offspring!. Please keep me updated on this also, I'm as excited as you guys are to.

[acitydweller]

sounds like the making of a great spawn. best wishes!

[homegrown terror]

so i haven't had time to get some good photos of them yet, but here's the seller video MWB sent me:

http://youtu.be/e_cEg-L_jbM

[valen1014]

Originally Posted by homegrown terror

so i haven't had time to get some good photos of them yet, but here's the seller video MWB sent me:

http://youtu.be/e_cEg-L_jbM

wow that boy is gorgeous! Still having trouble seeing the female as a CTPK though, they look so much like normal CT girls ^^;

[midwestbetta]

Originally Posted by valen1014

wow that boy is gorgeous! Still having trouble seeing the female as a CTPK though, they look so much like normal CT girls ^^;

Look at the caudal fin when flared, it more rounder and spread wider then your regular ct girls.

[homegrown terror]

also, being a plakat her body is a bit wider than you'd expect with longer-finned varieties.