That definitely is a female, but I have never seen female bettas build bubble nests . . . And I used to breed them all of the time. XP It does not look like a male (round tail betta, short tail betta, whatever you wanna call it) at all. The head is far too small. It's a female . . . and there is no way that it'll breed on its own, lol. Males tend to build bubble nests in hopes of a female coming along. But yeah, it's a female . . . a lesbian. XD Jk jk.
Female betta building a nest?.
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I agree with Fish On Fire At first glance, looked like a female. Another way to tell. Put a PROPER male in the tank, if they fight relentlessly, its a male. if not. Female.
I am thinking of getting a male betta. I'd love to experiement to see if I added a male betta. See if they would spawn in the nest build by my female betta.
Course I used to have real breeder bettas, I'm spoiled and if I got a male betta, I'd prefer a breeder betta. I find the local petshop male bettas quite ugly by comparison and breeder bettas are hard to come by.
Course I used to have real breeder bettas, I'm spoiled and if I got a male betta, I'd prefer a breeder betta. I find the local petshop male bettas quite ugly by comparison and breeder bettas are hard to come by.
i have the answer. thats how they show that they have good health and are getting ready to breed. simple as that guys
Buy from the net. Dr Fosters and Smith.
Or
keep searching untill you find a good quality betta like a crown-tail, double tail etc.
Or
keep searching untill you find a good quality betta like a crown-tail, double tail etc.
