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Click me to check out The Hobbyist Method!
The Hobbyist Method
(Author: Betty Splendens)
(Date Submitted: 10/3/2003)
The method of breeding bettas most often used by the casual hobbyist.

Click me to check out The Thai Way!
The Thai Way
(Author: Betty Splendens)
(Date Submitted: 10/3/2003)
Breeding and raising bettas in the Orient.

Click me to check out The Shallow Method Spawn!
The Shallow Method Spawn
(Author: Betty Splendens)
(Date Submitted: 10/3/2003)
Spawning in a shallow container.

Click me to check out Leaving Father With Fry Method!
Leaving Father With Fry Method
(Author: BettySplendens)
(Date Submitted: 4/4/2004)
Experiments and results of leaving the male with the fry. (Archived article from 2004)

Click me to check out  Leaving Father With Fry Method - Part II!
Leaving Father With Fry Method - Part II
(Author: BettySplendens)
(Date Submitted: 6/1/2004)
The end result of our 'Extended Paternity' experiment.

Click me to check out How To Line Breed!
How To Line Breed
(Author: Chris Yew)
(Date Submitted: 9/28/2004)
I'm sure most of us have heard of selective breeding or line breeding, but how well do we understand this term?

Click me to check out Can the Female Raise the Fry?!
Can the Female Raise the Fry?
(Author: Victoria Parnell)
(Date Submitted: 5/5/2005)
Females which build nests, although a deviation from what we consider the 'norm' in bettas, are nevertheless often reported in fishrooms throughout the world. We put the theory into practice.

Click me to check out A Look Inside the Bubblenest!
A Look Inside the Bubblenest
(Author: Victoria Parnell)
(Date Submitted: 4/2/2006)
The Bubblenest has always been right up there at the top of the list of betta lore. It has been shown that bubblenesting is the oldest form of spawning for all species of Betta, although certain other members of the Betta family have since evolved into mouthbrooders.

Click me to check out Selective Breeding -- How to Create Your Own Line!
Selective Breeding -- How to Create Your Own Line
(Author: Joep van Esch, PhD)
(Date Submitted: 4/14/2009)
With selective breeding, hobbyists try to fix certain traits in their lines. But how do you start to create your own line? With this article I tried to answer this question based on my personal thoughts and experiences.

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HEJSAN FROM SWEDEN EVERYONE! Everything in Sweden is going well, although I'm still busy learning the language and coping with a newborn, so it will be a bit before I'm as active as I'd like with the fish. This is a Facebook update! I have created a new BettySplendens Facebook page that will be used exclusively for betta-related networking. On the 16th of August I will be going through and deleting most of the people on my personal Facebook page who are not actual friends or family (many of you have become friends through the course of the hobby, and of course will not be deleted). If for any reason you wish to remain on my personal page, please let me know by emailing bettysplendens@yahoo.com, or FB email. Otherwise, go to the new BettySplendens Facebook page and click the 'like' button for more betta-related news and updates :).

Tack så mycket (that's ''Thank you very much'' in Svenskie-land ;))! ~Victoria~

Slight change of plans! I have decided that, instead of reinventing the wheel, I'm going to create a personal FB page and use the old one purely for betta stuff. So if you're on the original page (now called BettySplendens Bettas), please stay put! :P


For all the betta inquiries:
Just a reminder, I am not selling bettas in the US at the present time. I may begin to supply a few select bettas throughout Europe sometime in late Spring 2011. Cheers!


Spotting the Orange Dalmatian
Ever since it first started being widely seen in pet stores around late 2004, the spotted orange betta has taken the hobby by storm. But what exactly is it?


Finnage Variations
Bettas today come in a wide variety of forms, and new ones are being created all the time. Here are the most popular.


Choosing a Betta
There are basically three ways of purchasing bettas. Buying them from a pet store, buying them from a breeder, or buying them online. I'll run through some important things to consider in each of those options.


The True Story of the Halfmoon
The true story of the creation of the Halfmoon betta.


Defining a Good Crowntail
For the purpose of showing in the CT class, Crowntails are defined as bettas exhibiting at least 33% reduction in webbing versus ray length in each of the three primary fins (caudal, anal and dorsal). This requirement must be demonstrated in all three primary fins but does not need to be exhibited between all rays to meet the minimum requirement to be classified as a Crowntail betta.


Bringing Home Your New Betta
Buy a Betta at a pet store? Find out how to best introduce him to his new home.


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