Tropical Fish Information

we do not breed any bettas whatsoever outdoors or in ponds. all oour bettas are bred in 3 climate and environmentally controlled rooms. however we breed many other fishes like plecos and some tetra species for example in our large outdoor ponds, as well as other then fish species like snails, shrimp, crabs etc. be sure to go to our channel and see our library of series and episodes on everything from tour series of our facilitys to available now series which showcases our over 150 fish species and other species and products we offer! also be sure go to our websites!! the links for both are on our you tube channel!

thai ty betta hatchery room “a” tour continues with part 8 ( part 6 of fish displayed ) also in this video few of the new thai bettas from this weeks shipment are displayed, these females are from thailand and some are pure wild and some round tail pk females. all arrived few days ago from thailand. was large shipment tons these fish available now! some will be used for breeding but most will be available for cheap purchase. save you fortune if you’d of shipped and bought 1 yourself. these female are true betta dna and must be used for breeding with any new line of betta to restore dna and behavior etc, so if you plan on breeding any bettas you need least 2 thai females to maintain true betta splenden genetic dna integrity. so grab 1-2 for yourself before their gone!

if you know the best fish to breed and the easyest comment and is breeding glofish easy.

May 09, 2010 Two days after spawning the eggs are beginning to hatch. Papa betta has his fins full trying to keep the fry in the nest.

May 07, 2010 This was a couple hours after they began embracing. The first few times there weren’t any eggs, but here’s one I managed to get on film where there were quite a few. This is actually a funny story, but while I was out shopping with my mom Tulip (the little pink female) jumped out of her little area to be with Mr. Bubbles (the blue boy) and when we came home they were doing this! While it makes for a neat story, I’m just lucky I ended up with a happy ending. If I ever try to breed my bettas again, I’ll make sure the female can’t get out so easily next time!