I confess that I want to help the OP, but I can't figure out what is actually going on. Try using sentences from now on. With periods and capitals. Otherwise you've written a big, confusing grab bag of words that each reader will interpret differently. This will make it difficult to help you.
As to all responses thus far: Too full of presumptions and opinion to be of use to the OP. Let's get down to business, here.
So, it seems like 'CichildLuvr' has a few different issues at the same time. Step one: water quality. You say it is dirty in your tank. Do you mean green algae and other muck or are we talking a full out bacterial bloom (cloudy as heck)? What are your ammonia, nitrite and nitrate, and pH if possible?
For the record, allowing fish to fight just for entertainment purposes is considered cruel and inhumane in the civilized world. Some people have yet to wrestle with the moral implications of this issue and may feel differently. No reason to avoid the issue. I'd just recommend CichildLuvr to avoid letting his fish fight, if just to avoid injuries and infection while we get the water thing sorted out.
Each betta fry (I assume that is the main question here) will need to be separated, with the exception of the females. Just watch them grow and when you see a male, take him out. Males are easy to spot, they usually get longer ventral fins and become more aggressive.
That should get us started. We'll probably address more issues along the way. Get that water tested and give us the numbers. Don't say it's fine. Tell how much actual ammonia is present, etc... If you don't have a test kit or money for one, take some water to your local pet store. They will usually check it for free. Good luck!
Damn dude, what the **** is wrong with you...you deserve all the nasty comments you'll continue to get...you might as well get a brain and learn something here or just go home..and stay there... 
