The male Betta will build a bubble nest at the top of his tank signalling he is ready to breed. A female will display horizontal stripes to signal she is. The two should now be introduced and carefully monitored. They will dance and the male will squeeze out the eggs and place them into the bubbles of the nest. The female should be removed at this point or she will become his next victim. The male will care for the eggs and catch any that fall to replace them into the protective bubbles of the nest. Once the eggs have hatched either the new fry or the male should be removed or a cannibalistic act will ensue.
No. A male Betta is needed to spawn out the female and fertilise her eggs.
Depends on what kind of fish you have, betta fish can have up to 150 eggs and only 90% are born.
Yes they will.
Fish and Aquariams
A female Betta does not need a male for her to come into breeding condidion (develop ova). She does however need a male to assist her in order for her to lay (spawn) those eggs.
The answer is spawn
fish that can spawn up to 100,000 eggs each spawn
their life spawn is 2 years
When your Betta fish is fasting it means it is not eating, this usually happens after the Betta has bred and it will not eat until all the Betta eggs are hatched.
It might meen that your betta fish is about to lay eggs.
Some are, most are not.
the male betta does, the female just swims away.