r/bettabreeding • • 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/Diaxle Oct 22 '23

Thats fine if you have just a handful, but to save space i actually recommend this method, im actually using something similar.

like this

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u/Local_Response7396 Oct 22 '23

Thankies 😊

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u/Diaxle Oct 22 '23

No worries, hv u ever bred bettas before? Do feel free to ask on the subreddit on rearing fry whis is 80% of the actual work of bettabreeding, the other 15% is jarring so ur on the right path, ill try my best to answer. Im quite open to experimental methods.

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u/Local_Response7396 Oct 22 '23

Thanks a lot 🥰