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Thank you for the information. Do you keep a light on the Daphnia tank for 12 hours similar to green water?

Thank you!!

Thank you for the information.

Amazing that they go through the green water so fast. I'm trying to get my daphnea cultures going right now

Hi, how and where could you get the medicine? I really need them now… 😢

Very informative video. Make more of it 😊

Thanks, this is really helpful

I love this system. I was just thinking today about how to set up a betta breeding project, so the timing couldn't be better!

The medication of choice at the LFS that I work at is cupramine. What are your thoughts on the pros and cons of copper vs your methods?

What a brilliant system! Thank you for sharing.

Wait you trust those shelving? What kind of brands could've sworn they held lower than 900lbs.. Also love your water changing connector system.

Awesome!!!!

Good knowledge u have👍. I'm from Malaysia😊

Brilliant! I'm bookmarking this one. And I subscribed. Thanks for some great information. ~Ron

Good job, aquarists must contribut to conservation

I had a so called king Betta that was that big. He didn't live very long though. Most of them dont in my experience . I'm sure it's from the way beyond over breeding.

So I've bred betta (short tail and long tails) . How come the body of the offsprings will not turn out like its parents. What i mean is the body will thick and and short body, the offspring male head doesn't look masculine. Looks of low quality structural and colors. I've seen other peoples home bred bettas and it looks the same as well. Just a quick glance and its i can obviously see its a homebred. What is the cause of this...water quality, indoor breeding, over feeding..etc?

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What about a 34 Gallon and 1 male and 4 females

Are these doses for only QT tanks or can I dose my whole tank in this concentration

Great fish bro this a rare one

so they can live together?

Betta antuta gets over 5 inches lol

Great job on keeping a wild species true to the genes. Dont mix the species please there much more beautiful this way

Breed them with Splenden and let me know!

I have betta anabadoites from central borneo, and man it’s Huge!! I think about 13-14cm

This fish is very little, Macrostoma can be 13cm easyly bro.....

When will this new import be added to the website?

I would like to know more about your quarantine process. And your rack set up too. Hope your healing up.

I own & bread wild Smaragdina, i love wild bettas

It's "chlorella". Cholera is something very different!

They look good to breed together with spade tails

Pretty..

I’m here for the giveaway

How would you treat the tank itself to kill what is in the substrate etc?

I am in India, i want to procure the betta variety for a new setup. Suggestion pls

have you raised the baby? how does it look?

amazing system

Hey Ahn, glad you're back to uploading vids! Need to see more of your activities. This video was too short tho T-T

Do you have a betta Hendra?I'm curious about how to breed betta hendra

Mahachaiensis or smaragdina which one is better in your options?

woahhh thats so cool. Are all these bettas from thailand?

Have you crossed imbelis x Hendra?

I'm becoming passionate about wild bettas. I'm buying a short and long 60 liter aquarium and I have home water values Conduction 540 Kh7 Gh7 Ph7 Prefer long-lived, large wild bettas that can stay in pairs. If they were as colorful and iridescent as possible, even better! I'm also looking for non-shy bettas, possibly interactive with humans. Which species do you recommend?

You should deworm them. Most imported bettas will carry tapeworms.

thanks for sharing, really enjoy your vids. I breed paradise fish, any new fish get 3 step treatment, salt 30gr / liter (it is a very heavy dose so watch the fish carefully) 3~5 mins-> rest tank -> potassium permangante 2~3mg/L 5 mins-> rest tank -> hydrogen peroxide 30% 2 drops/L > rest tank. why all the steps? there are certain parasites, bacteria and viruses that will make it through the individual treatments. salt will dry up and kill many external parasites but maybe not all flukes or fungus. PP will get many flukes fungus, bacteria and parasites, but not all viruses. the H2O2 will clear any necrotic tissue left after the first 2 treatments and also hit most of the pathogens that escaped the first 2 treatments. I do these in stages letting the fish recover before each bath and have managed to cure many fish that come in with external problems. they then get a long soak in salt 3gr/L + Acriflavine for antiseptic recovery. this is a long process, but as you know, once you let something in, it can be very difficult to get it out. better to stop it at the door and maybe lose a fish than let something in.

Stunning 🔥

I love them