The male Betta splendens always builds a bubble nest and entices the female under it in order to get her to spawn. If the nest is not to her liking she will not spawn with him. So I guess the answer is no. There must be a bubble nest for them to spawn under and for the male to tend the eggs in.
Yes, you should take the female out. If both fish aren't in breeding condition, it's very likely that the male will attack the female. Separate them, and feed both of them a high-protein diet with lots of live food for two weeks. Then the best way to introduce the female to the male is to put her in a clear plastic trap (such as a livebearer brooder trap) inside the male's tank so he can see her but not get to her. If both fish are in breeding condition, this usually causes him to build a bubblenest, and you can release the female when it is complete. If he still doesn't build a nest, it's possible that he's too old to be interested in breeding anymore, as most pet store bettas are already a year old when sold.
it looks like they have a big bubble in their side
Female Betta fish do not make bubble nests.
It probly is a female
Your betta will only make a bubble nest if there is a female present in the tank typically by placing her in a breeder tank available at most local fish stores. Also I would suggest to have some floating plants, and some sort of plants so that the bubble nest can be anchored.
Place a female in close proximity where he can see her.
The male will make a bubble nest when the female is about to lay her eggs.
Yes! Betta fish males can make bubble nests whether or not a female betta is present! Male bettas make nests when their home are in proper conditions and they are ready to breed.
You put them together when the female is full of eggs, and when the male builds a bubble nest.
The betta fish is making a bubble nest because he is happy it doesnt necessarily mean he wants to mate or have a friend. Do NOT mate him with a female if you are un-prepared to father the fry. The male will raise the fry to a point, but after that you're daddy.. You need to be fully prepared with proper food, water conditions, lighting, etc. It's a hard job. He doesnt need another fish in the tank with him, but if you want other fish with him do some hard core research first. Bettas are pron to getting their fins damaged by other fish. == ==
Np, but they will bite. Yes, they will fight to the death.
It is courtship but be careful during the mating the male will kill the female then the male will make a bubble nest. When the babies hatch be shure to separate the babies or they will eat each other hope this helps
yes