The easiest way is to boiled an egg and then take the egg yolk to make it into liquid fry food. Take a very small piece of egg yolk size of rice and mix it with water. Stir it until it becomes debris which the fry can eat easily. Let the egg yolk particles be as smaller as possible. Feed then egg yolk until they get to 2 weeks old and above. On the 3rd week, let them have bigger food such as BBS, Microworms, bloodworms and so on.
Warning: Egg yolks can be a good food for fry with high protein. It actually help them grow faster than what we can imagine. HOWEVER, be caution with the water quality. Egg yolk tend to make the water cloudy and the bottom gets really bad with lots of fungus going on. Make sure you siphon any left over food every each meal. Otherwise, you will only see one by one die.
P.S. Fry will eat anything they saw. Even a rotten egg with fungus, they would eat it. So pay extra attention on this.
You won't have any betta fry. The FEMALE betta is the one you remove right after spawning. The male stays in the fry tank until they're free-swimming.
I am not certain but here is some information it will probably die but this will usually happen when your male betta fish is caring for the eggs because the betta is scared it might do an accident and eat one of its eggs instead of the betta foods that you give it
If you put a dead one on top of the water they might nip it
2 times a week
This could be your betta's way of asking you for food! Of course, you shouldn't feed your betta every time it opens its mouth, as this would be too much food for it to eat at one time.
They don't. Either it fits in their mouth in one bite or they don't eat it.
Most likely. I would wait until the little betta is around 3 cm (3/4 inch) Make sure the betta's are the different sex because two males will fight (often until death)
The male and female bettas will do a mating ritual involving a dance, flaring at one another, and ending with the male coaxing the eggs from the female. when this happens, carefully remove the female from the tank (she will try to eat the eggs) and allow the male to fertilize and care for the eggs. Wait approximately 2-3 days untill the fry are free-swimming and remove the male. Then feed the fry either special fry food or microworms. Make sure the water flow is lowered for the fry once the father is out. Good luck!
Sometimes if they really want to. If a Beeta fish is with its same gender they will fight and one will die.
Feed it bloodworms it worked with mine and my mates one
No it doesn't hurt them it's just about the same and they can eat the same food as Betta too. But i'm not sure for the other way around with Glofish conditioner. Be careful with that Betta though mine killed one :P
on average owls will eat twice their own body weight in just one week