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[Mo]

But that's not a proven fact, lol. I've never heard that ever.. Also they came from Bettascapes. Also the dad moving them around won't kill them... It will actually be better providing circulation to prevent fungus... But moving the eggs to a different water source will cause shock if that's what CB meant

Also. This pair cost me 21.00 the female was 20 and the male was a dollar

[LittleBlueFishlets]

Originally Posted by Mo

This pair cost me 21.00 the female was 20 and the male was a dollar

Wow, he's gorgeous. Was he this price because of the ventrals, or because you were buying the female?

If you hadn't mentioned the ventrals, I probably wouldn't have even noticed. Then again, I'm not a breeder, just a pet owner. His color and other fins are beautiful.

Do you know why the ventrals didn't develop? (I'm thinking that you don't think this is a genetic issue?)

[Mo]

It was his ventrals. And. It was overfeeding of Walter worms

[Mo]

Okay. I'm sorry if I'm blunt. But sorry. No offense you sound the same way with your posts IMO. I didn't mean it wasn't a fact because ie never heard of it. I meant it wants a proven fact.. Just because a male noes his fry around doesn't mean that they're gonna die. It's better if he moves them around

[ChoclateBetta]

I mean a lot of moving around.

[Mo]

That's better, it keeps them aerated to prevent fungus

[ChoclateBetta]

There is a difference though.

[polukoff]

Originally Posted by ChoclateBetta

No offense but you sound very rude when you say its not a fact because you never heard of it.

It's not a fact for sure and for certain. Bettas move their eggs constantly in order to prevent fungal growth . If you ever watch a male tend to his eggs it's literally a 24 hr job of blowing more bubbles, grabbing the eggs and turning them over in his mouth and putting them back in the nest. Some males even build new nests in other locations in the tank. So yes the statement about the potential for harm when males are moving eggs is absolutely false and is in no way helpful.

[RandyTheBettaFish]

Originally Posted by ChoclateBetta

In any Species the young being moved too much can kill.

Also have you ever even bred bettas? Moving eggs in bettas isnt harmful at all. I speak from experience.

[ChoclateBetta]

I am saying a lot of moving. Say a Betta moves them like every minute that can be harmful.