Oh, i think i know around where liao...

anyway... thanks for the information.

btw... is there any specific type of betta which are much more easy to get infect by fin rot ?

i got 10 betta now stay at my bujang house
another at my hometown...
at my parents house my little brother keep 3 betta right now...

actually i also no idea how come got blue betta...hahaha........before this never saw like this...hehehe...just like the buruk2 one only inside the sawah....

yea.....good idea!!

wahhhhhhh.......very good idea...but no time to feed them laa..nanti mati kelaparan my betta...

Don't worry, the water in the fishes tank isn't hot, it's actually a lot cooler than the outside. Also, bettas' natural habitat is from a hot climate ie : malaysia. So they are accustomed to this weather anyways. One of the reasons why I only keep bettas. They are hardy fish --> Easy maintainance

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Added on June 16, 2008, 5:14 pm
Yeap! My previous male fish had many "temporary wifes" He breed successfully with all of them, about 5 or 6 of them "wifes" He even cares for the frys til they are 3 weeks old, probably longer if the frys hadn't died due to malnutrition Cuz I didn't have enough BBS to feed them so them baby fishes died off after 3 weeks for every successful spawn. Le sigh.

Anyways, I'm going to KL Sentral again next week (on the way to go for some freelance job training  )
So I'll definitely stop by my fav shop there and get at least two males fishes this time. Back-up "husband" 
(p.s. I hope they restocked the fishes the day Im going there  )

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Added on June 16, 2008, 5:18 pm

Beautiful yellow colour.. I'm guessing someone dumped their pet betta in the field lol

hm... okok...
i gota check again whether they are aggressive or not...

how to train bette to be stronger?
starve them for a few days?

LOL. No way kenji. 3 weeks is still too small to eat anything. Go here for a chart with photos of a betta's growth. Then you'll know what I mean. LOL 
http://www.waynesthisandthat.com/bettagrowth.html

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Added on June 16, 2008, 9:04 pm
NO starving, NONO. Feed the bettas the best food available.. I feed mine frozen bloodworms.. You shd be able to buy a tray of them for rm2.50 at the local fish shop... One cube of bloodworms can easily feed up to 4-5 adult bettas.. My fished love this food lol and won't eat anything else unless its live food like mosquitoes, ants, etc.

Then allow the bettas to flare through a clear separator for a few hours LOL. Oh yeah, also, by feeding bloodworms, you can position the food above the water, so that the betta will jump out to eat the food Bit by bit you can increase the height of the food above the water and yeah, thats a way to "train" the bettas to be stronger physically, if that's what you meant

got baby adi giv me 1 ya...hehehehe

i will go to KL sentral if like this...jealous wooo...

how bout anyone here share their betta photo's...i need to see what kind of betta do u have...it's HM,Palakat,CrownTail,Siamese,Long tail,short tail & lots more..

cant upload the video i have la..how r???
must upload into the youtube 1st??

how to take photo like this sir???my betta always run away if i want to snap photo...

wah.... yew lin show off....... hehe...

the frozen blood worm... i heard so many times but still don have any idea where to get n how does it looks like. normal fish  shop got ?  they store in fridge r

Don't worry, the water in the fishes tank isn't hot, it's actually a lot cooler than the outside. Also, bettas' natural habitat is from a hot climate ie : malaysia. So they are accustomed to this weather anyways. One of the reasons why I only keep bettas. They are hardy fish --> Easy maintainance

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Added on June 16, 2008, 5:14 pm
Yeap! My previous male fish had many "temporary wifes" He breed successfully with all of them, about 5 or 6 of them "wifes" He even cares for the frys til they are 3 weeks old, probably longer if the frys hadn't died due to malnutrition Cuz I didn't have enough BBS to feed them so them baby fishes died off after 3 weeks for every successful spawn. Le sigh.

Anyways, I'm going to KL Sentral again next week (on the way to go for some freelance job training  )
So I'll definitely stop by my fav shop there and get at least two males fishes this time. Back-up "husband" 
(p.s. I hope they restocked the fishes the day Im going there  )

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Added on June 16, 2008, 5:18 pm

Beautiful yellow colour.. I'm guessing someone dumped their pet betta in the field lol

The first food of the fry varies from person to person, but most of them shared a common thread - the vast majority use hard-boiled egg yolk as a staple, from as early as the first day of feeding. A tiny amount is either mashed into water and fed a few drops at a time, or crumbled directly into the tank twice a day. Fry grow very quickly on this protein-rich diet, and even the smallest fry can swallow the tiny particles of egg yolk that are dissolving in the water.

for that quality...i expect RM1.50...personally think u got ripped off 

BTW, do u know how many % aquarium shops make for each sale of bettas? Approx. 200-300%(min). In the past, i have personally supplied an aquarium shop with low grade crowntails for rm1.50 each....only to find out that he was selling each for RM25. Also found out that aquarium shops purchase veil tails for only 30 sen each.

there are a few variations to the way to get bettas to breed. Well, this is (or was) my way. Use 2 see-thru (transparent) containers of different sizes(1 small and 1 big- make sure the smaller container can fit into the big container) Place the female into the small container and the male into the big container(same water level for both containers). Place a half-cut styrofoam cup floating in the big container for male to build the nest. Leave them there for a few days until both of them are ready. Siphon the uneaten/faeces everyday and top-up a lil water. The female will show vertical stripes when she is ready. I normally let her 'fatt hao' abit until she stops running from the male and the male calms down abit. Then i transfer her into the big container. Then, fingers crossed 

The looks of the fishes are ok....I think nothing wrong with them. If it's really sick, it'll CLAMP fins. What you see in those pics are not CLAMP fins symptoms. THey are just not FLARING.

I dont recommend a 100% change of water because it'll mean a 100% in all water parameters(temperature, pH, water hardness etc). Unless you can actually have water supply of about the same parameters as in your fish jar.

I keep my bettas in Nescafe Gold jars. When i do water change, only remove 70%, then replace with new water. Well, of cos there are other guys outthere who would revoke this. It's all up to you. Each of us hass different method gd luck

ok...i still dont know where is PGRM...hahaha
then...i already have 3 female at home now...so,i want to know how to make they together2??di u know what i mean right...can anyone teach me...i'm still learning..

Sometimes, they just DONT click. lol. Try get another male or female. Or try like what i do. put them in the same container (the small ones with plastic blue hard net in the middle)... then fed them good food, then wait n let the female jump over to the male's side herself lol..........