SweetnSpicy

English, spent most of my life riding Hunter/Jumpers but recently started dressage, it's much easier on my back, and a lot of fun too

Yeah frequent small changes are much safer and more effective then less frequent large changes. Patience really is a viture! :)

That horse is Liberty, I've had him since I was 10, he's a big pain in the butt and I love him like crazy!

Hey sorry it took so long to get back to you!! I wouldn't recommend doing such a big water change while they're still so young! It's much better to do daily small water changes then one huge one. Betta fry stress really really easily, and doing such a huge water change is likely stress and possibly kill some of them!

As for "dry" foods, at about 2 months old you can start feeding frozen brine shrimp and frozen cut up blood worms. As for pellets, they're usually not big enough to eat them until at least 3 months old.

Gotta love the marbles. :) Yeah, his tails still pretty but it's short.lol Hey, whatever floats his boat.hahaha

Thanks!lol He's decided he wants to be a rosetail.haha It's a little bumpy and smoothed out now.

Lol nope I didn't steal him. :P That's Romeo who LOVES biting his gorgeous tail. *rolls eyes*

I actually never named her and Ive had her for so long that it would be weird to name her haha

They ussually dont live much longer than 20 years, but yea shes a decent sized girl.

Thankyou, so do I. She's almost 10 years old.

Ok. Sometimes fry will eat till they pop so if you're worried about this just use a turkey baster (new, never used near soap) to regulate BBS. WARNING: Microworms and vinegar eels aren't as nutritous. Have you ever seen a betta with no ventral fins? Thats caused by mal-nutrition which is caused by feeding microworms or vinegar eels for to long. I reccomend you feed them those for the first week then mix it with BBS.