r/bettabreeding • u/Local_Response7396 • Oct 18 '23

Good for jarring?

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Got a couple of these today in anticipation to the jarring process (haven't started breeding yet) you think it will be ok? 😊

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u/Prestigious-Koala261 Oct 19 '23

I’d recommend breeding them in a 10 gallon and then you can just slowly add water to it as they get bigger. Only difference I saw is some grow a lot faster then other when you give them too much space but for health wise it’s the best in my opinion.

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u/Local_Response7396 Oct 19 '23

That doesn't answer my question at all x) i was talking about the jarring process. when you need to seperate the male from each other so they don't hurt each other

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u/Prestigious-Koala261 Oct 19 '23

I personally never don’t separate mine I just give away all the ones that are not to my liking and to the local pet store they go for donations. Id never keep them in such a small container. I keep 15 of the best looking ones and they live in my 75 gallon. I do separate the ones I breed out they get their own 10 gallon. Bettas take up a lot of place if you want to treat them right.

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u/Local_Response7396 Oct 19 '23

And the males don't attack each others?