Well whoppie dooooooo, what do 9yu expect from this group a medal or
somethng. Can't you see were busy here with an asshole named CArol
Gulley aka Koi Lo and do not have time to diddle around with your
questions. Flush the fish save on a headache.....now go away, come
back another day when its not so busy. If yur reallay unlucky CArol
aka Koi Lo will throw in a stupid ass canned reply that she copy
pasted from some website on the web she found..just as well as you can
do a search for yuor self, or are we just being lazy tonight.



On Sun, 11 Jun 2006 02:17:45 +0100, deanna
wrote:

Jamie Drilling Wrote:
All of the babies have been scooped into a net breeder using a cup
measure--they were free swimming when I got home from work yesterday,
and Tony had probably eaten 3/4ths of his family.

The microworm culture I bought died (as did one of the cory cats I
have
in a 10 gallon, everything purchased from a very well-reputed lfs. :|
) So the babies are eating flake food crushed into a powder--as far
as I can tell they really are eating it, so maybe this will work.

I think I'll try this again but do it right next time!

Jamie

Helo Guys! I am new to this and just started to breed my bettas. My
betta babies have just hatched about a week ago, so far so good. I am
afraid to clean their tank or move them. My male has eaten most of
them. How can I do this without losing the last 6 I have?

Thanks, Deanna