But i can't confirm with u all mosquito will attract by it la..but so far i got saw mosquito sticking on it.
If u saw my picture, the leave there got some black tips/spot, those are bugs & insect.
The water usually i change it once 2 weeks, then u can harvest the larva out for the betta to eat.
But the larva is really small & a bit transparent also. So u need good eye sight to check for it. 

Those plant are categories as CARNIVOROUS PLANTS. falls under Drosera species, which are comes in pygmy size.
I heard my fren said u can get it cheap at sungai buloh there.Sometimes at those carrefour gardening section got sell.

ok..  thanks a lot..  will try to find the plant..  

btw, its my first time to hear abt a carnivorous plant..  

hehe.... no problem.

But i oredi feel tired & lazy liao to pick up the larva, since it so small.
2nite or 2moro going to do 1 more round of check-up on the larva first.
Actually the pile of water still got many dead insect one...so, maybe if lucky the insect not die yet, i think can use it to feed grown up betta also.

anyone got HM butterfly to let go?

ic..  but where did u get the plant actually..?  i try to ask around here in my hometown, they dun have it... 
how do u pick up the larva..?  scoop it up together with the water or..?

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Added on August 1, 2008, 7:04 pm
u can take a look at www.betta4u.com/shop..
they have some nice one up for sales.. 

i get it from forumer one, at petpitcher. but my fren said sg.buloh got much cheaper, exact location not sure. need to ask him again.
but u better be interest in the plant also lor.. later u cant find any larva, dun blame me. 

ermm.. i use those penyepit to pick up the larva..no need to scoop.. scoop is too hard, as it is quite small for ur eye to spot.

hello, new bie here.. may i know wat is the different between HM n HMPK... n may i know their market price.. i m vr interested in it.. hope to buy them..

may i know the fish i attached below is verl tail, hm or delta.. or juz normal betta..coz i dun know how to differentiate them

hmm...jz wanted to ask is there any1 living in pj here??..i need some of ur help to help me find ketapang leaves..please help..where can i get it??tree anywhere??..thx so much...

hello, new bie here.. may i know wat is the different between HM n HMPK... n may i know their market price.. i m vr interested in it.. hope to buy them..

may i know the fish i attached below is verl tail, hm or delta.. or juz normal betta..coz i dun know how to differentiate them

erm... i think it wont reach 180 degree... but.. i think 150 degree shud b okay.. so, this is veiltail or HM? n may i know where can i buy a HMs near kl area..

if it does not reach 180 degrees is delta tail

Super Delta Tail Betta
This form is also known as Super Delta, SDT, or HMx. It is basically an enhanced version of the standard Delta Tail, and some are just shy of being full HM. This is a very beautiful tail, and often more pleasant to have than HM, since there are not as many worries about the tail collapsing, or the fish having difficulty in swimming and spawning, or blowing fins. They are also available much more reasonably than true HM, and will usually produce some HM offspring if they come from a HM spawn.

Halfmoon Betta
The Halfmoon (or HM) is the hottest tail form going today, and with good reason. These guys look great even when not flaring, and when the do flare the effect is astounding; a huge tail that spreads straight up and straight down, full dorsal, and symmetrical anal fin. They are quite an accomplishment in Betta form.

Specifically, a halfmoon Betta must have a caudal where both ends are exactly 180 degrees apart or more, spreading towards the front. Caudal edges have to be straight or curving outwards, and not bending inwards.
There are a few important things to strive for when breeding for a Halfmoon betta:
1.) Symmetry - the body line that cuts and seperates the caudal into half.
2.) Balance - the ability to draw an arc that begins from the caudal and encompasses the dorsal and anal without hitting a snag.
3.) 180 degree caudal with straight and crisp edges.