Sherolyn-Basement Bettas This was a post on my basement bettas face book page. I will be reworking this into an article in the near future and adding more articles like it so check back to this section later… Too breed good bettas you HAVE to look hard at the females you choose. Personally, I want […]
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Velvet is one of the most common ailments to affect bettas. It can quickly move through a room and infect every fish, and before you know it, they’re all sick. Early discovery and treatment is the key to successful treatment and fish recovery. This disease is also known as Rust or Gold Dust disease and
A Hidden Threat: The Silent Struggle of Bettas Against Velvet Disease Read More »
Considering getting a King Betta but don’t know the difference between a King Betta fish and a regular Betta fish? Hint: It’s not a crown! In this article, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about a commonly misunderstood species of fish: The King Betta! An excellent and beautiful-looking fish, it’s certainly a popular
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Sherolyn-Basement Bettas You excitedly bought some beautiful fish and watched as they spawned. You celebrated as your babies hit the different stages of development.. hatching, free swimming, fry and finally you are looking at your Juvies. But you notice the form is off and the colors are not what you wanted. As you look at this
Navigating the Uncharted Waters of Bettas: Embracing Imperfections in Breeding Choices Read More »
My betta fish looked like he was on death’s door for ages before he finally died of old age while I was on vacation. I wish I would have known what the signs were, so I could have said goodbye — or even done something to intervene. Our team at Betta Source doesn’t want you
Understanding the Subtle Signs of a Betta Fish’s Final Days: A Compassionate Guide Read More »
Sherolyn-Basement Bettas The various micro-worm cultures are a great way to get your fry off to a good start. They are small in size and their wiggling attracts the fry and gets them eating at the crucial first days. The worms also stay alive in the water for a while giving the fry plenty
Nurturing Your Fry: The Simple Secret to Thriving Micro-Worm Cultures Read More »
There are many black betta fish on the market that any betta enthusiast would be eager to own. Despite the colorful varieties of betta fish being arguably way more popular, black bettas are some of my favorites. One stunning darker-toned species is the Black Orchid betta fish, or, more specifically, my favorite – the half-moon
Halfmoon Black Orchid Bettas: Origins, Looks and Care Read More »
Sherolyn-Basement Bettas Before you ship you will need to get a few things together. You will need bags and an insulated box. Handy to have is the cut off top of a 2 liter bottle cut off, a 1/3 measuring cup and a cup or jar. Depending on the season you may also need heat
From Ocean to Spotlight: The Journey of Fish in Show Business Read More »
If you’re anything like I was when I got my first betta fish, you’re probably thinking, “nitrate what?” Rest assured, my team and I at Betta Source will help you determine the appropriate nitrate level for your betta fish, which is actually a simple component of aquarium care that has a lot to do with
Finding Balance: The Ideal Nitrate Level for Your Betta Fish’s Health Read More »
Dr. Leo Buss It is axiomatic that the quickest route to improve a strain is to breed related animals. Inbreeding, when coupled with selection for a desired trait, is unquestionably effective for increasing the frequency of progeny with desirable characteristics. Why, then, would I introduce a title that suggests the opposite? This betta’s spectacular halfmoon
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