Baby BETTAS are Finally Getting Color! (8 Week Growth) 

For sure he needs to stop talking down about people being negative to him in the comments. He’s got nothing to worry about. Much respect to him for everything he has accomplished

Yeah he does a wonderful job and I’m loving the videos keep it up man!!!!

Totally agree he definitely needs to give himself some credit he has done an amazing job

Yeah man, you are doing an amazing job, make sure you don't let negative Nancy's go to your head.

Totally agreed. He conveys his message in a good way and simple. Loved it

has there been an adult stage update

I’m curious about over all health and longevity. Is pushing fast growth beneficial over a more natural pace? Your thoughts?

It's the same with guppies. Each time I see one colouring up, I take it out of the community tank and then another of those left behind will speed up in development. Also, it helps sort out 'sneaker males,' the males that look like females, have the drabber colouring of females, but have a gonopodium that looks like a pointy anal fin. They like the pretend to hang out with the 'fellow' females, then sneak-impregnate them when the males aren't looking. With more developed males removed, they don't have any reason to hide the fact that they are male. I reckon the dominant, more developed guppies release hormones into the water, which inhibits and slows down the development of the other less developed guppies. By separating them, they aren't exposed to this and with doing water changes more often, there are less pollutants in the water and they don't need to compete for food also.

​@@juliemcgugan1244I did this when I used to keep endlers, also helps prevent inbreeding

Bro do u have them till now..?? If yes. So please give an update on them!.. please please ❤

I have a question, you may not know the answer and Thats ok but how come the jet black and the platinum fry had so much blue in them? Is it a like recessive trait?

I second that. I think there is a youtuber called Kanum Putra who shows all the possible crosses of the different tail types

Unless someone is completely color blind (which is extremely rare) they can see color, just not the full scale, my point is he can appreciate the colors in his fish, but is kind of difficult for him to transmit the visual information he is getting to others because, well, is simply not the same. there is the opposite case in which a mutation allow you to have 4 colors receptors (instead of the 3 most people have) resulting in the ability to see a lot more colors (also differentiate between more tones) than the rest of us, some time even expanding into the near infrared!