betta asexual reproduction??????

bettaguy44

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i have a breeding pair in a tank, the female is in a lantern chimeny and the make is outside the chimeny. i woke up this mornin and looked in and saw that the female had built her own nest a little 1 and that it wuz full of eggs. is this normal and will these eggs hatch? any help would be geatly appreciated.
 
Yea, no way the eggs are any good (unless the male jumped in the chimney to spawn then jumped out, hahahah). You just have unique female there I guess. Next time don't wait so long to release her. Personally I've found keeping the female in the chimney a long time doesn't do a thing, of course I've only had 4 spawns (2 of which he didn't fertilize properly and ended up eating all the eggs), but everytime I ended up releasing female after only a couple hours and the spawned just fine. Of course my females were well conditioned and had a belly full of eggs already when I put her in the chimney, if she's not full of eggs then keeping her in the chimney might be a good idea to get those eggs forming in her.

Linda
 
I believe Itty Bitty Betta (forum member, I see you're new) had a female who did that before. Astonishing...but yeah, it blew your spawn attempt :lol:

I would release her anyway (if she's still in the chimney), from what I understand a female betta always has eggs.
 

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