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I was managed to get around to Edie's (a fellow Australian Betta Breeder's) place the other day. I was surely amazed with his quality of fish. That kepted me very happy! Also had a very nice chat with him, and learned quite a lot about Bettas. First time seeing so many HMs in such small space And I mananged to pickup some nice gems for my 2ft Planted tank/Betta Community tank. I managed to pickup some nice Platnium CTs, very young OHM, Lots of HM females, young Steel melano double tail male. Hopefully I can get some nice reds later on in the year.

Anyways, here was some images, Please enjoy

The tank so far:


Betta Pics:




































Hope you enjoyed the Photos
CHeers
Mango

Last edited by mangor34 at 20-Sep-2005 12:08[/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font][/font]

WoW

they are beautiful! I forget how gorgeous looking bettas are some times. It makes me realise how poor the quality of Female bettas is around here. my poor girls never looked anything like that. I know he is a proper breeder and so the fish would look a thousand times better then pet shops ones but mine weren't even that shape!and colours what fantastic colours!

excellent photos Mangor really impressive.

GFG

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I love the one where they are eating all in a row

Makes me want to make my 20 into a female betta community...in fact I think I will

Awesome pics

Nice I love bettas
How many bettas do you plan to keep in there?
Are those plants in pots beacuse theres not enough gravel in the tank for the roots

Dude_dude...your wrong there I just placed them in pots so they can stay small and also that the roots cannot go over the place.

Oh Well, the tank rocks anyway

dude,
also the idea is the same for as potted houseplants.
Once they become rootbound they really do flourish.
It is a great way to get plants that ordinarily do not
flower very often, to flower more regularly.
It also helps maintain a certain size in the plant as well.

Mangor, beautiful tank, beautiful lotus plant, beautiful betta girls! What more can I say?


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They're gorgeous! I'm so jealous...

I love that picture of them on the algae wafer... all lined up.

My girls will take smaller bottom feeder wafers and carry them around like a dog with a frisbee.

~Meow. Thus spoke the cat.~