Why some animals can change their colors?
Why the trees have grow towards the sun?
Why the world is round , insted of squire?
Why the drinking water is drinking water?
Why we cant grow green grass in sahara Desert?
Why the sea water is saulty?
Why I must wear cloths , and the monkeys dont need them?
Why I’m so dumb to understand the above.
Why the Salmon fish , go upstream to lay eggs?
Why we need science?
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I have three Bolivian Rams that don’t show their true gold and blue colors. They are all “bla” looking, white and black.
I feed them frozen blood worms, tropical flakes, brine shrimp cubes, and algae wafers.
They are housed in a 55 gallon tank with two severums, a rainbow shark, a pleco, a black-ghost knife and two black skirt tetras.
I have many rocks and plants in my tank. Any suggestions?
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Tagged bla, Bolivian, bolivian rams, colors, gold, rams, true gold
I would appreciate any help or info from those who have bred betta fish. My babies are half sun; the mom is a beautiful red halfmoon and the dad is a green/blue/red crowntail. There are at least 30 babies. I’m first time breeder and I’m keeping all my babies or adopting them into good homes but I am not selling them to any pet stores. They are 6 weeks old (a month and a half) and I’m already starting to see some colors. My question is, at this point can I still see some dead babies? I’m only feeding them brine shrimps because the microworm isn’t available and when we tried “breeding” microworms for my babies to eat they were born dead, so, complete failure. I’ll be changing them to a 10 gal tank next week. They’re in a 5 gal tank with live plants since they were born. Another question, how can I distinguish between baby males and baby females? When do I start separating them? What age I mean?
Any input will be highly appreciated. Breeding bettas has been the most rewarding experience my husband and I have ever lived to tell, especially now that the colors can be seen and all of them look so healthy. 
Anyone has a story to share? Can you tell me about your mistakes in the process so we can all learn here? My cat already loves them, not as food but as kitty tv! !!!! lol
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Tagged baby, betta, brine shrimps, colors, crowntail, dad, dead babies, failure, females, fish, fry, gal, gal tank, help, info, microworm, mom, month and a half, pet stores, plants, question, red halfmoon, sun, tank, time breeder
Or do you need to feed them something else?
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Tagged brine, Brine Shrimp, colors, fish, saltwater, saltwater fish, shrimp, something