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@@sathish1525 Hi, not in my experiences. The most significant difference I’ve seen between regular and Giant bettas is the aggression. Giant males seems to hit breeding dysfunction sooner.

@@aqualoaquarium7195 can you tell me the average lifespan from you experience .thanks

The fact this person uploaded this without providing any insight into their mistake is telling. It's basically 'look everyone my fish got cannibalized lol'. Could have made this video better in so many ways.

Difficult. I got mines larger because we had wholesale and handpicked them. Those 4 to 5” ones were not very active and wouldn’t spawn. My guess is that they’re old. Good luck with your fish hobby.

This video is pretty old, so I don’t recall exactly how many Bettas were in the tank. Bettas raised from fry to teen age, about 3 months old will “likely” not fight yet. Beyond 3 months, the males especially will need to be bottled, sold, or separated. One can get away with raising a sibling group (male & female) together beyond 3 months but the holding tank has to be in a very dark location and filled with tannin so they can’t really see each other. I’ve tried this method and it works but difficult to feed them because they can’t really see the food. Good luck!

I have an automatic water change system. You can see the pvc and airline hoses for each container. The same goes for the large grow out containers. Thanks for watching and happy Betta keeping.

Just watched your fry video. Congratulations on getting this far. From the camera angle, the water quality looks good. Only change water as needed. For example, if the floor is dirty, take something like a turkey baster to suck up the area then slowly add more water in. The other idea would be just to add some fresh dechlorinated water to freshen up the tank. I’m sure the tank has lost some water due evaporation especially with a heater inside it. Good luck!

@@aqualoaquarium7195 thanks for watching the video and tips, unfortunately i loss half or 75% of my fry’s. There’s infusoria in there and eel and I’m now putting in brine shrimp but I don’t see them eating. They are two week old basically so illl continue to watch them hopefully have at least 20 survivors

Hi there, between the two, nope. They’re all call fighting fish for a reason. Enjoy your betta keeping hobby.

Depends if the cloud is infusoria or other stuff. Infusoria is a good thing. I’ve never experienced cloudy water with dry banana leaves. I’m assuming you left the water in the sunlight?

Oh yeah I left it in sunlight

Thanks

Greetings! I have a detached room that can house up to 1K frys and 50 1 liter bottles. I have an automatic water change system that changes water every other day. There’s still a lot of physical maintenance that goes into everything though. When I have time, I’ll do a video on the room and my setup.

@Aqualo Aquarium hi ty for your reply 😊 id love to see a video of it. Ive been thinking about breeding betta and guppies so im trying to see how its done. Looj forward to your video😊😍

I use the 50w Hygger. It’s not so much what heater power works for what size tank. It’s where you keep your tank that’s more important. For example, if your 30 gallon tank is in the house where the room temperature is consistent at 76 degrees, you might only need a small heater. Unlike keeping that 30 gallon in the garage where it can get downwards of 35 degrees at night in North CA, you can have 2 huge heaters and they’ll run all night trying to keep the tank warm. Hope this helps.

Not at the moment.

That’s okay. It’s not that big of a deal. Enjoy the hobby and Happy Holidays!

Please rephrase your question. I don't fully understand what you are asking about daphnia.

@@aqualoaquarium7195 I'm brought the online daphnia but my betta fry not eat the daphnia what the reason? so now ill given them infusoria this time

@@aqualoaquarium7195 I'm saying daphnia not eat ill check everyday its so big I think so

You’re correct! Daphnia is too big for newly hatched fry. Even brine shrimp is too big too. Infusoria and micro worms are small enough for the first week. Beyond that, I switch to daphnia and brine shrimp. Good luck.

Thanks Tou. Probably another month then getting separated.

Greetings and thanks for the support. I’m on my 3rd generation breeding these giants. 1st and 2nd batches grew and been sold. Life’s been busy so I haven’t been recording videos but I’ll post one soon of the 3rd batch. They look amazing!

@@aqualoaquarium7195 question, if you breed giant betta the outcome of the fry is 50/50, meaning 50% change of getting betta fry and 50% chance to get normal betta.

@@agathatv7697 it depends on genetics. if the female and male are truly giants, you should bear higher results.

@@aqualoaquarium7195 nice! have fry now, almost 1 mo. old both giants parents. happy to hear that thanks

Greetings! Care for your giants just as you would for regular size bettas but provide a larger volume of water for the giants and more food. They’re both the same and only differ by size. Best!

Hi Thai, thanks for checking out my videos. Without knowing the true color genetics and bloodline, we won’t know the percentage that all or some will actually become koi like the parents. Koi bettas are usually either blue then eventually, the blue will peel off at 3 months making them cellophane. Then if the koi genes are strong, the koi color will come in around 4-6 months. Other koi genes are cellophane from juveniles to adulthood then the koi color comes in. Good luck and keep at it.

@@aqualoaquarium7195 yes they are mostly blue with red ish tail

@@thailee7549 hopefully, the blue will start disappearing and other colors will come in. Patience is the name of this game. If you want the red to be more intense, try feeding more brine shrimps. Best!

@@aqualoaquarium7195 I just posted a video on my channel, can you see if that's the cellophane stage your speaking of?? Some of my koi baby betta are getting lighter color at 2 and a half months old... thanks

@@thailee7549 Hi Thai, I just watched your video. Great video and keep posting new videos or contents on your channel if you have time. I am not seeing any of your juvenile betta peel off their blue colors but at this stage, they do remind me of how juvenile blue marble bettas look. Usually when they start changing colors, you can see solid patches of blue disappearing. Some says that it’s one of the most unattractive stages. Give them another 2-3 months and see what happens. In the meantime, can you post a video of the parents?