Pet Fish & Aquarium Care Tips : How to Breed Betta Fish

Items needed to breed Betta fish include at least a 10 gallon tank, sponge filter, and a heater to maintain the water at 70 to 72 degrees. Breed Betta fish with tips from an aquarium shop owner in this free video on aquariums. Expert: Chris Simms Contact: www.aquatic-central.com Bio: Chris Simms owns Aquatic Central in San Francisco, Calif. Filmmaker: Bing Hu

25 Responses to Pet Fish & Aquarium Care Tips : How to Breed Betta Fish

  1. jj3llyfish says:

    if you guys like aquariums check out my profile, I got some cool videos on artificial jellyfish

  2. mermaidamp says:

    Betta fish are weird creatures. They have babies called fries.

  3. ItsCorrineSoScream says:

    @LivetoPaddle no they dont usually, maybe her personality is different from others and likes to help out. After they are done spawning and the male is carying the eggs to the bubble nest, if she is too shes one that likes to help, but if not you should seperate them after they are done.

  4. tommyjude6666 says:

    thats alot of work

  5. camery96 says:

    my male betta made a huge bubble nest, but I accidently destroy it while feeding the betta…it’s been a while now and my betta doesn’t appear to be making any bubble after the destruction of it’s nest. what’s wrong with it and how can I help????

  6. dexterORYGON says:

    I dont think so, Only the male ones build it. maybe you got them mixed up. Or maybe thats not a bubble nest

  7. Miletic92 says:

    hi i was just curious is it possible to have two male bettas in a 45gal or bigger tank or even a male and female without a seperator?

  8. camery96 says:

    @dexterORYGON- i know my betta is for sure a male and already begin making his bubble nest agin after i adjusted the temperture. but now i discover some white dots on his fins and body, should i be concern????????

  9. TheCiaran225 says:

    i got a betta today :) any one have any tips.

  10. DRsegueta says:

    As i write this my Blue Plakat is putting eggs under his nest from a CT red female, i may post some videos up when they get old enough. BTW for me it usually takes 1 day to condition the bettas. But you dont need to add all this BS to the tank lol. Regular water is good and if you can get rain water better.

  11. DrShakalu619 says:

    do females always have the white spot or just when ready to breed?

  12. u842 says:

    @DRsegueta Do you have to have heater and filter?

  13. DRsegueta says:

    @u842

    Depends if you live in a cold place but here in New York is getting warmer so right now i dont need a heater for them but i do have one for the older baby fry which are around 2 months old. I got 2 different tank one with the 4days old and the other one with 6 2 months old. You dont need it if you live in a warm place.

  14. DRsegueta says:

    @u842

    BTW the filter is up to you, i rather not used them because bettas come from calm water without much movement but you if you decide to buy one buy a turkey baster (i think that’s the name) and a sponge filter so you dont suck the fry into the filter and kill them.

  15. KaeviNzXD says:

    fix your “Open” sign first, the “O” is busted. lol.

  16. brayam12345 says:

    i have a female betta and it making alot of bubble near the heater it this normal????

  17. anarose1935 says:

    did anyone else notice the “PEN” sigh in the back ground? hahaha

  18. LivetoPaddle says:

    My betta is sick and I have tried everything. T.C Tetracycline etc. and he si not getting better. he is about 3 years old . . . . . is he just old? He still has lots of energy but keeps getting finrot and I clean the tank every 2 days . . . .?

    Any help?

    sincerely
    very concerned

  19. mermaidamp says:

    @LivetoPaddle I’m sorry to hear that.

  20. smoothjcee says:

    man i that this was jim rome………..

  21. zink3434 says:

    how long can u leve the fry together after being born before killing ech other?? pleaz respond i need this answere befor mi parents will let me breed

  22. CSStein says:

    Wow… It’s pronounced Bet-ta, not Bay-ta!
    The general overview is fine, but it is Far more complicated to breed them, and raising the fry (Babies) is essentially a full time job. Breeding bettas is fun and rewarding, but it is also frustrating and heartbreaking most of the time.
    Please do your research before attempting to breed!
    zink3434, here are some amazing websites on breeding bettas: bettysplendens(dot)com
    bettatalk(dot)com
    And good luck!

  23. dylanboats9 says:

    @CSStein No actually it’s bay-ta just telling you that your wrong

  24. Jok3sta19 says:

    how much does the filter usually cost?

  25. flourdough says:

    good video

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