How To Make "Baby Fry Fish Food"

This is a just a cheap way to make substitute, baby fry, fish food as a stop-gap measure if you happen to run out of commercial fish fry food.

It's recommended you buy baby fry fish food when you can, since it's made just for them for fast healthy growth. 

By the way feed them live foods whenever you can as that is better for baby fish eg. brine shrimp and blood worms.

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I adore this betta food

This has to be the best betta fish food I have ever got for my fish. When I got my betta fish I bought him some random betta food from the pet store but he hated it. the pellets were way to big so he would never touch them. I bought this food a long time ago with my first betta fish and he loved it as well. That same betta fish lived to be about 4 years old and even.....READ MORE REVIEWS HERE

Fish loves it and it doesn't sink

I've tried other "floating" Betta fish food and this one is the best I've found. The best selling point (besides the fact my fish will eat it) is it doesn't sink right away. I was happy about this smaller pack because I wanted to try it out before buying a bigger pack to make sure it does what the packaging claims. I will be buying this in a larger volume now.....READ MORE REVIEWS HERE

Betta versus Oscar - Size Matters

Don't Do This - Size matters and the Oscar is a well-designed predator who
will quickly devour the smaller Betta Fish if you should tempt Fate 
by placing them together in your tank.

This Betta stood no chance against the larger, carnivorous Oscar with its sleek form, lightning, strike-speed and huge, powerful jaws.

Even smaller Oscars won't hesitate to strike if you place them together with Betta or other smaller fish.

They seem to be constantly ravenous and will prey on smaller fish in the vicinity with no hesitation at all.

When you see them in action you will realise just how well Nature designed Oscars as feeding-machines.

If you are seeking a buddy for your Betta fish try a small turtle as these two will cohabit peacefully and are fun to watch together.

Indonesia Cambodian Crowntail

Here is a fine specimen of the Indonesia Cambodian Crowntail

How to Care for your Betta, the No-Fuss Way

Fantastic Array of Betta Varieties

Fantastic Variety of Beautiful Bettas!
You could try your hand at breeding some new varieties of form and colour combinations.

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Yellow Butterfly Halfmoon Betta

Gorgeous gold colours with a white, tail-frill.
A wonderful-looking specimen!

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1-Week Old Betta Fry Feeding on Baby Shrimp

Introducing Variety to the Diet of Betta Fry:

The fry are 1 week old and have been feeding on microworms. 

Today they are given a treat and are fed with newly hatched baby brine shrimp for the first time.

They quickly gobbled them all up and soon all their stomachs turned peach/orange, they loved it. 

The downside is baby brine shrimp are much higher maintenance than microworms. If you can't get all the unhatched eggs and hatched egg shells seperated from the BBS, then you will have a massive cleaning job to get all the shells and unhatched eggs out of your fry tank. You need to do this or to prevent water pollution which of course can affect your fry's health seriously.

Also you need to feed BBS within 8 - 10 hours of hatching otherwise they lose their nutritional value because BBS develops very fast and use up all their nutrition in the process.  This makes them nutritionally less valuable to feed to your fry the longer you wait after they've hatched.

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UKBBA Betta Fry Microworm Feeding Tutorial

How to feed newly-hatched, free-swimming Betta fry with Microworms.

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My Veiltail Betta eats them up

I'm new to the betta experience but did heavy research before I bought one..I wanted to give my fish a variety of food..So I bought these blood worms as a snack a couple of times of week.. So I put them in 1 by 1(only 2) and he gobbles them up with no problems. I also want to mention that this has a heavy allergy alert,so be advised..I use tweezers to put them in so I don't use my hands.. My betta goes crazy for these,it's like chocolate for women :) Just remember ... READ MORE REVIEWS

My fish loves it!

This review is from: Tetra Bloodworms, 0.28-Ounce, 100-Ml (Misc.)

My fish loves these blood worms! He flares up at them and bites on them like a little hunter. These are a great treat to be used a couple times a week and give your fish a little variety. Prime shipping can't be beat... READ MORE REVIEWS