white betta

[samsung-401]

He is an opache white with a tiny black spot just above his ainal fin.

Srry no pic yet.

$6.99

 

[coconutman39]

would help if you told us where you are located and if you could ship.

 

[samsung-401]

srry i live in maine and i could probably ship anywhere in u.s. for like 15 bucks.

 

[cutecotton]

is he a crowntail, veitail, double tail, halfmoon or what? also, how old is he?

 

[samsung-401]

OMG u guys Im srry I forgot all about that info. I was just so excited about selling him I geus I forgot to put that info in.

I feed him live foods.
He is about 5 months old.
He is a half moon.

 

[VulcanNinja]

Forgive me for not knowing, but how do you ship a betta in the mail?

 

[eja0913]

you just get a regular white envelope and put him in it, put the stamp on and drop it in the mailbox.........






I'M KIDDING!!! i'm not totally sure how to ship a betta, but he needs to be in a container or sealed bag of water, probably surrounded by lots of padding, in a box... perhaps someone who has actually shipped a betta can tell you more..

 

[jacblades]

you need to get a styrofoam cooler and pack it with newspaper or something else to cushion the betta. put the betta in a shipping bag with water to cover just a little bit over his body (about 1 1/2 inches to 2 inches of water) and you need to fill the rest of the bag with air. (dont blow into it to fill it up-then youd be filling it with carbon dioxide). you also need to put some methylen blue, polyaqua or something made for shipping fish in the bag to keep the betta from getting too stressed. put the cooler in a box that fits snuggly around it.
i would recommend shipping the betta overnight which is about $25.

and be sure to mark"fragile" and "this side up ^" on all sides of the box.

 

[VulcanNinja]

Seems a little cruel to me...having the betta shipped with so little water. You know the box will get roughed up during transit. Just saying...

 

[jacblades]

well the less water the mora air. thats how all breeders and professional shippers do it. i think theres another reason too but i cant remember.

 

[bunjiweb]

Bettas are more hardy than most fish and their labarynth gland helps them through most stressful situations... I think I would rather have the betta in 2 - 3" of air and at least twice as much air.

Ben

 

[coconutman39]

well the betta needs air while being shipped seeing how it breaths above water, that is the main reason. also, for the betta, how much are you looking for him?