Pics of My Males at 10 weeks old

[bhali333]

crowntaillove,

Here is a pic of the parents, red cambodian crown tail female with a slight hint of blue and an Over half moon, possibly rose tail male green, orange and white grizzled.

The female is really nothing to look at but she did produce pretty babies

[BettaQi]

She is the keeper of glorious genetics!

The lavender and purple ones are particularly eye catching to me as they're rare colors.

They all have outstanding dramatic appeal!

Congrats on a great spawn!

[lauraannq]

bruce... when? i can't wait... they are sooo pretty!

oh, my that dad!!!!

[bhali333]

I think I will hold them until they are at least 14 weeks old, so about three more weeks four tops. I'll put up a post when they are ready to go :)

Thanks for all the compliments!!

[crowntaillove]

Originally Posted by bhali333

crowntaillove,

Here is a pic of the parents, red cambodian crown tail female with a slight hint of blue and an Over half moon, possibly rose tail male green, orange and white grizzled.

The female is really nothing to look at but she did produce pretty babies

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Thanks! I love seeing the spawn results from two parents. :]

[Savageajc]

Wow absolutely beautiful fish! I'm also curious as to what a half sun is, I've read that term used here a few times now

[homegrown terror]

Originally Posted by Savageajc

Wow absolutely beautiful fish! I'm also curious as to what a half sun is, I've read that term used here a few times now

it's a crossbreed of a CT to a HM...they've got the full 180 spread like a HM, but with slight web reduction like a CT. i believe combtail is a CT to VT, but i could be wrong about that (i have a combtail and his fin shape is VT-ish, but with 1/2 inch webbing reductions)

[lauraannq]

it's the mix i love.... i soooo want one of these....
*fingers crossed*

[Savageajc]

Gotcha! Thanks for the info!

[flyingpony22]

I'm actually really interested in the fact that the male is possibly a rosetail. Did you have any fry that had the "x factor" or a large amount that needed to be culled because of the defect? I'm really curious because I'm about to breed a male that may be a rosetail as well and I was just wondering about other peoples experiences with it.