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Female betta's always have a certain number of eggs inside of them though it takes really good healthy food and warm clean water to get them in the breeding mood. Believe it or not the female is actually the easiest part, its getting the males in good condition that takes a little effort. They need all of the above only longer because of all the energy he uses up (He's practically does all the work
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conditioning betta's for breeding is the easy part, both males and females, females have an "egg plug" in her vent when she's ready to breed, she will also be plump, males have to build, and consistantly maintain a bubble nest.
it's getting them to breed that's the tricky part, I've been successful ONCE(kinda
), and when I wasn't even trying
I had a male and female in a 10 gallon tank, and boom, I caught them spawning one day
...then one night getting home late I wasn't thinking and I saw all these little tiny things swimming around, thought they were bugs, and plugged in the filter