Soldato
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- 13 Jun 2011
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Hey guys,
So I bought what I thought were two female betta fish on the weekend, one black and one red.
Both are similar in size and their fins and tails aren't as large as the males.
But I noticed that the black one started to make bubble nests, and today I've seen them both wrap around each other and mate I believe.
The red one then releases what appears to be an egg and sometimes the black one will take the egg in its mouth. So I think I have one male and one female betta in the tank.
The issue I have now, is that they share the tank with 10 cardinal tetras, two endlers and a guppy, and the tetras sometimes go for the egg that is released.
What should I do?
Should I get a separate breeding tank, or let nature take over?
Free food for the other fish!