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Bubble Nests2007-11-24 23:10:23

i have 2 bettas in different tanks one female and one male.the male has a bubble nest starting and i dont know weither or not to put the female in because i want some baby bettas but i dont have enough little tanks for them what should i do breed them or not

Answers:

Do not breed them unless they are quality bettas, not the ones from a petstore but from a good breeder. It takes tons of time and money to breed them. go to http://www.bettatalk.com this is what this website says:

"When it is time to select your breeding pair. Well, I hate to break the news to you, but unless you have quality breeding stock to start with, you will NEVER produce any quality bettas. Considering the fact that it takes the same amount of time, space, money and work to raise a crop of crappy bettas or one of splendid specimens, it seems obvious (well, at least to ME LOL) that breeding quality stock is wiser. It is also easier to give away, trade, sell quality bettas than it is to unload bettas that look like Quasimodo (you know, the Hunchback of Notre Dame) on a bad day :). In short, make your life easier and a little more spent upfront will go a looong way. So here is some advice as to how to select good breeding stock, and the do and don't of purchasing bettas for breeding purposes. Listen to mother: I know best.

Avoid pet store bettas like the plague. I have covered the topic in length in my very first Bettatalk Radio show, so here is a little synopsis for those of you who missed it: Pet store bettas are not suitable breeders for many reasons, but here are just a few: