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[Kevin1]

Great fish Digital, I was into bettas for a while, Plakats have always been my favorite.

[Digital]

Thanks, I loved the Hm the look. But the problem was I didn't like the problems they have. So I went with the short tails. Slow they became my favorite of all, lol.

[Jace]

Awesome pics! I, too, am a Betta fan and tried my hand at breeding once, years ago. I managed to successfully raise about a dozen to adulthood, though nothing as spectacular as yours. How do you manage such clear pics? I have three long-fin Betta currently (a Fringetail, Split-tail and Standard) but I can't get a decent picture of them.

[tgampper]

Great looking Bettas! The ultimate designer fish!

[Digital]

Great looking Bettas! The ultimate designer fish!

Thank you. I'm waiting for the day that some ties a glass bowel around their neck with one of these fish in it, lol.

[Jace]

Thanks for the advice-I always use a flash, and I think that is what is making it hard. I took about 20 pics and this, so far, is the best I could get of one of my fish, Marshall. I think I half blinded him in the process!

[Digital]

He a nice looking Veiltail. Make sure you keep him in a 1 gallon tank or bigger with the water temp at 78F or higher. It will keep him active and healthy. If you got any questions feel free to pm me. Also here a great care sheet on them.

Betta Caresheet - UltimateBettas

[Digital]

Awesome pics! I, too, am a Betta fan and tried my hand at breeding once, years ago. I managed to successfully raise about a dozen to adulthood, though nothing as spectacular as yours. How do you manage such clear pics? I have three long-fin Betta currently (a Fringetail, Split-tail and Standard) but I can't get a decent picture of them.

Thank you, it cost a lot of money to get those kinds of guys. I use clear container's, like beanie baby cases, and use a regular light. Not flash cuss it doesn't bring out the natural color of the fish. Also set your camera on macro. Even doing that way, you will have to take a bunch of pictures (like 40+ sometimes) to even get that one good pic of the betta.