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Betta splendens-end Tropical Fish
The Betta splendens or by its common name "Siamese Fighting Fish is a beautiful Hardy title =" Fish tropical "> tropical fish. This Siamese fighting-fish is of the Mekong River in Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia (Southeast Asia). It usually lives in shallow deep with little water movement, such as rice paddies. In nature, males of this species the fins are shorter than those who usually see in stores, these are called by the "Thai Plaka sense" (- "Fighter"), and used in Thailand for the spectacle of bulls (like the roosters). Despite their fins are short, are still larger than those of women. These men are more aggressive than long-finned men but are less susceptible to infectious diseases and are able to recover faster after the fights. In the long-finned strains, is the most famous veil-tail, which are more common in stores. The most appreciated are the tail of the round-tail, Fantail, and Delta-tail. All these forms of the tail can occur in two forms of double tail fin comb / Corona-Cola. Double tail has a long dorsal fin and its tail fin is variable, divided into two lobes. Comb-tail has fin rays, which grow variably as the soft tissues fin, resembling a comb. Crown-tail is a tail comb, with equal and symmetrical lengths of fin spines and soft tissue. Another strain probably the most famous and famous is the crescent. This is a form of fin, which occurs mainly in Delta-tails, in which the caudal fin extends to 180 degrees, while burning. Apart from that, the fish should be other criteria to be considered as a partial truth-moon.
Apart from the forms of the tail, these fish come in all colors and patterns. In nature, have a black body with turquoise / blue / steel blue iridescence in it, and washes that red fins. The strain first produced color was called Cambodia, with soft pink body and red fins. Today, with greater understanding the genetics of fish, fish have solid colors, in colors red, yellow, not red, Black, White, Orange, Royal-blue, steel blue, turquoise and more recently copper. Then comes the bi-colors, most Cambodians and iridescent with touches of red or yellow in their fins. And alongside these, there are the Tri-color, also known as multi-color, which contains mainly open iridescent colors + + Red. Employers also have developed from the "solid" regular, we have Variegated fins (most appreciated is the famous butterfly) and marble (which can change their color patterns throughout life). Every breeder of giving different names to the lines of tension created, one of them better known, is to mustard gas created by Jude Als. Looking at all the colors, patterns and shapes of the tail and fins, it is easy to see why this fish is probably one of the best known of freshwater fish and popular. The Betta is a carnivorous fish in their natural habitat, it eats mainly insect larvae, small crustaceans and other aquatic invertebrates. Fish is mostly used in commercial dry food, so it will have no problem with these foods, make sure that food, mainly meat. In the fish tank of fish is mainly calm, and could be Shay in common tanks in the boot, once settled to get active. Men and women are aggressive towards others. In the long run finned strains cultivated, women tend to be more aggressive than men. Men always fight for territory and could killing others. The Betta is resistant to low water conditions, although the long-finned strains are more susceptible to large amounts of nitrogen compounds in water and quickly suffer from FIN-rot, dropsy and other diseases. In large aquariums these fish need good filtration system from low to moderate water flow. If the flow water is too strong, the fish will settle in a place where the flow is lower and hardly move it. When kept in a jar, the water is changed every week, changed the amount of water depends on the volume of the jar. Some people buy the dried leaves of a tree called Ketapang / Indian almond (Terminalia katappa) and insert to the jar of fish. Is said to help prevent getting infectious diseases and farmed fish in the mood. When feeding these fish, avoid overnutrition, as these fish tend to gorge itself, which could end in a bloated fish suffering from incurable expanded graduate fatal.
This species is a Betta bubble nest builder. There are many ways to create a breeding tank for the couple, and enough space to provide information on them all. There is two forms popular breed of Siamese fighting fish in an aquarium-created especially for the couple, who must be a minimum volume of 20 liters (5.2 gallons), and how Thailand, which uses large potted plant. In any of these ways, the fish should be conditioned well before the introduction of the couple. Conditioning is performed by feeding of live fish or frozen food two to three times a day, and make frequent water changes. Conditioning should take about two weeks at least, and can take up a month, depending on the quality of food and water temperature. The set up breeding, either way, it should contain plenty of hiding places for women and some floating plants for man to build her nest. If floating plants are not available, you can use a Styrofoam cup halved. Water temperature in all breeding-up must be in the range of 28-30oC (82,4-86oF / 301-303oK), and should place a tight fitting glass cover on top, so that the air above the water will be hot and humid. Using an aquarium, the female is usually placed in a clear chamber so that man can see but can not touch it. Once the man has built a bubble nest, you start courting the female. For those of you who placed the female in a camera, his release only after that presents the following signs of swimming with and to the man (instead of trying to escape), showing white vertical bars on its body (instead of two lateral lines black, showing fear) the pace with his head down and swim toward the male moving his body from side to side. The last sign usually appears after release of women, so it is no longer required before the introduction of the couple. Especially after the liberation of women, the male of his attack, do not worry, these Fish like strong, and that is why caches are very important. Once the male and the female is ready to spawn, the female follows the male in the nest, where it will end her with his body. These first trials are called hugs hugs, and used to confirm that there is a match between the male and female.
After several hugs, the male will freeze in the hugs and the two will stay still for a few seconds. Subsequently, the male will swim down to collect the eggs, while the female usually remains frozen and floats to the surface. Some women collect the eggs after "wake up" and put the m in the nest, other just eat them. Once the male collects the eggs, coat them with saliva, and placed inside the nest. After mating is complete, the male female usually attacks and chases away, which is a good time to get her out of the breeding range of motion. The male will tend the eggs and larvae that hatch in the next 24-36 hours, collecting eggs and fry that fall from the nest and put back in it. After about 48 hours, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to begin free swimming at this point, remove the man too. Once the man is outside, it's time to add a air powered sponge filter (the filter lasts about two weeks before spawning in a well established aquarium!) and to feed the fry. The first foods that are suitable for juveniles as young as these are infusoria (Paramecium mostly), Green-water, food, dry powder and liquid fry food. Another way to supplement the diet of the fry is to use Java-Moss (Barbieri Taxiphyllum) in the aquarium (this plant is also essential as a hideout for men!) – This plant provides a substrate for a Micro-rich fauna of microscopic creatures, which supply with the diet of the FRY. The fry should be fed two to three times a day, be careful not to over feed them, as the Ammonia is the murderer of fry second (the first is the hunger). Once the fry are about a week old, you can start adding Micro-worms to their diet, and after a week add BBS (baby brine shrimp). Make sure you change the water frequently, using a soft siphon. Siphon the bottom to get all uneaten food, and turn the hose to a bucket, so that any juveniles diverted, are found and returned to the aquarium. It is important to re-fry the aquarium before adding the new water in adding the water should be done gently, you can use an air hose to do that. Especially at about 1.5 cm (0.59 inches) in size, can tell the men apart, ventral fins will Pointier and larger, and most are more aggressive. Fish usually reach sexual maturity at an age of approximately 3 months, then you can move to their new owners.
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