What type of betta fish is this

[caleb820]

 

[mbkemp]

I don’t know but I really like it

 

[Kitekat87]

That's a stressed female. Females have lines going down their body when stressed. Once she settles in she should colour up nicely

Like this one

 

[Angellove78]

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Plakate

 

[Angellove78]

Plakate

The black lines are usually a sign of eggs. Could be stress, Her fins look alittle ruff. But her belly is big, She's carrying eggs and ready to lay.

 

[flitabout]

Oh yeah she's full of eggs!

 

[Potluck]

She's pretty, grats on being a fish parent

 

[Angellove78]

Lol! You can't be a fish parent unless you have a male Betta too.

 

[Potluck]

Lol! You can't be a fish parent unless you have a male Betta too.

Shucks lol

 

[Angellove78]

Lol! Male Betta's do all the work here. females just lay the eggs. Males make the bubble nest females lay the eggs on the males tail, male puts them in bubble nest till they hatch. Note: female has to be pulled after laying the eggs. Male has to be pulled when they hatch. It's very different than other fish.

 

[Potluck]

Lol! Male Betta's do all the work here. females just lay the eggs. Males make the bubble nest females lay the eggs on the males tail, male puts them in bubble nest till they hatch. Note: female has to be pulled after laying the eggs. Male has to be pulled when they hatch. It's very different than other fish.

Angel I didn't know she didn't have a male lol, I actually thought females wouldn't lay eggs if they didn't have a male present

 

[Angellove78]

I think I read somewhere that sometimes they do.but, I don't know if she's got a male or not either. Lol. I was just being funny. [emoji39]

 

[Angellove78]

She could be a crowntail if she's young yet. The fins will look short long pattern all around. Sorry took a better look at her today for some reason. But diffently carrying eggs.

 

[rlederer]

For clarification, the male wraps his body around the female who is upside down. She releases the eggs and they fall downward. Some may hit the tail, but she does not lay her eggs on the tail of the male. You need to remove the female after spawning, and typically also the male although I had a male who was a good parent and raised the babies for weeks, several times.

 

[caleb820]

Lol! You can't be a fish parent unless you have a male Betta too.

This is my male betta

 

[Angellove78]

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Them are gonna be gorgeous baby's! (If your breeding them) He's very pretty! Love that blue?