HATCHING LIVE EGGS for My Baby Betta Fry! *DIY*

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Название	:	HATCHING LIVE EGGS for My Baby Betta Fry! DIY
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this is so awesome
Comment from : Jereworld wells

cool
Comment from : Jereworld wells

Eat egg now
Comment from : Yasmine Sume

2852
Comment from : Darla Wayman

90
Comment from : Evelyn Mitchell

infanate eggs
Comment from : Bleeding Nuckles

Theres 5k😁
Comment from : TRU marry Jane

950
Comment from : Stephanie Miron

Title: Baby Betas eat Sea Monkeys
Comment from : Matthew Westberry

Something's wrong with my betta it's not moving as much as it used to
Comment from : Jayden Gagnon

If this is their first meal Microworms would have been better or vinegar eels Secondly you don't need to feed tuem brine shrimp You can feed them little tube worms and as they grow give them mosquito larvae brAll of my Betta fry grew healthy and I got some Spade tail and plakatsbrI'm now in the process of breeding my Spade tail again with a male black orchid crown tail brbrSorry I have two female pineapple skin red Spade tail Bettas
Comment from : Tino Miller

Sorry but "you need some sAlt" 2:04
Comment from : MyTikTokIs: Stormywithachanceofclout

100,000
Comment from : Dr Gaçha

You can use a magnet to collect the hatched eggs
Comment from : colt1911

What happened to the vinegar eels
Comment from : The Croissant

I got a question, do you need to add the salt? I’m afraid that when I get these eggs and I feed them to my Bettas (if they can have it and if it’s safe, can you answer that too?) that the salt will affect my Bettas water which might kill them
Comment from : Tsukasa Yugi 👻🧸

You guys are to childish !!! You suck
Comment from : Sofia Villasenor

Nobody got the Im In love with the CoCo reference 😂😂😂
Comment from : Carlos Berumen

Shave those pubs off er face jk😂😂😂😂
Comment from : nicholas splinter

Hey guys Baby brine are too big for the bettas mouths Great food for them at amonth old or so but for now you should feed vinegar eels
Comment from : Blakes Aquatics

Feed microworms or infusoria first
Comment from : DemonGiflinYt

6 Sets of Ads each set having two ads back to back So a total of twelve ads in 9 mins Why do I even click anymore
Comment from : Barbie Girl

Camera is too shaky Please control it Output will be better Good luck guys
Comment from : DSP Old

You guys are my favourite seriously! Like ummmm how do we become friends🙋‍♀️
Comment from : Morgan McCulloch

Look at all them chickens 😂😂
Comment from : Sadistic 1

Exciting to see if the beta fry will eat the live baby shrimps Good info for when I get my beta in a couple of weeks
Comment from : Serendipity Moments

Love your guys is videos man but I thought y’all was doing some breaking bad stuff lol jk
Comment from : THE RANCH FAM

3847462837472847 brim shrimp
Comment from : Justin-fishing-Outdoors

Late gang #buzzing road to 100k guys
Comment from : Gene Ezch

plot twist the betas dont eat them and become friends
Comment from : Hello Emily

my guess for the brine shrimp in the quarter teaspoon: at least one
Comment from : Hello Emily

Will you be selling them if so I will buy a bunch
Comment from : Brodie Howell

Like this video! Bro needs to eat these eggs haha
Comment from : Colin Churchill

bro stayed show
Comment from : JWR BETTAS

Try breeding flower horns next
Comment from : 754 we Live

That’s some good taping!
Comment from : Quintan_ Mon

Defenitely want you to eat a spoon full 😂 like the video 👆
Comment from : Exariaquatics

There's a full tutorial on brine shrimp on my channel if you want more info! No need of baking soda its real simple ;)
Comment from : Exariaquatics

I think there is 2 brine shrimp in the tea spoon
Comment from : Krislol

Great video and information 👍 Notification Squad 🔥
Comment from : Josh and Trevor Fishing Adventures

I love ur vids u have inspired me so much
Comment from : Corbin Walter

They look like the sea monkeys as a child I grew them and it was very cool
Comment from : Diane Bryksa

There is alot of eggs in the spoon
Comment from : The_bomb 121

why won't you keep some of these shrimps to breed instead of buying them if you wana keep breading beta fish
Comment from : Charles Khalife

That quarter teaspoon had 11,569 brine shrimp eggs
Comment from : Aaron Ewing TV

10-15k brine shrimp
Comment from : Christian Kim

Helloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Comment from : Ryan Riley

You guys are awsome! inspired me to breed bettas to! good luck
Comment from : silver

Those eggs are magnetic so if you use a magnet you can get all them out without having to scoop like that and I’m glad you seen the comment 👍😁
Comment from : C McCue

What are your plans for the baby Bettas when they start getting bigger cause I’d love to take some off your hands if you have trouble finding homes for the babies
Comment from : Lisa Ann

4k
Comment from : benzo

I use 'sea salt' from the grocery --your's is not the best method of raising brine shrimp --do some more research
Comment from : ed h

There is a quarter tea spoon of brim shrimp is my guess
Comment from : Alden Tait

love the vids I have a fish tank and used to have a beta named ernie
Comment from : Nathan Renegar

Eat em! Lol Watching these vids is giving me ideas for when I eventually get my betta fish this Christmas
Comment from : JST

25K brine shrimp eggs
Comment from : CrimsonCarnage _00

Awesome vid I love all your videos and I wanna support u in any way I canalso it'd be a dream come true to get a shout out!
Comment from : Terran Bliffen