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Biota still has just a few captive bred Marine Bettas available. Marine Bettas are closely related to Assessor basslets and have a similar reef safe temperament.
This species won't be available again for quite a while because the breeder is moving/upgrading his facility. If you've been wanting one of these amazing fish, act fast before they're all gone! The Bettas available today were Hatched on Feb. 12th, 2021 and have been pampered their entire lives. You simply won't find a Marine Betta that is better conditioned to life in aquariums. They love to eat anything including @EasyReefs DKI pellets (you can add to your order).
https://shop.thebiotagroup.com/collections/reef-safe/products/marine-betta
This species won't be available again for quite a while because the breeder is moving/upgrading his facility. If you've been wanting one of these amazing fish, act fast before they're all gone! The Bettas available today were Hatched on Feb. 12th, 2021 and have been pampered their entire lives. You simply won't find a Marine Betta that is better conditioned to life in aquariums. They love to eat anything including @EasyReefs DKI pellets (you can add to your order).
https://shop.thebiotagroup.com/collections/reef-safe/products/marine-betta
Biota still has a few captive bred Marine Bettas available. This species won't be available again for quite a while because the breeder is moving/upgrading his facility. If you've been wanting one of these amazing fish, act fast before they're all gone! The Bettas available today were Hatched on Feb. 12th, 2021 and have been pampered their entire lives. You simply won't find a Marine Betta that is better conditioned to life in aquariums. They love to eat anything including @EasyReefs DKI pellets (you can add to your order).
Here is a photo of "Shadow" the captive bred Marine Betta owned by Christina Barringer from cbseaphotography Thanks for sharing, Christina!
Here is a photo of "Shadow" the captive bred Marine Betta owned by Christina Barringer from cbseaphotography Thanks for sharing, Christina!
One of these yellow tangs is a Biota captive bred tang, and the others are established wild Hawaiian tangs. Carlos Alberto Rodriguez sent us videos of his tank, and he said he'd had the Biota tang for a couple months at this point. When we asked how he acclimated the new Biota tang to the established wild ones, he said he put two mirrors, one on each end, to distract the established tangs. Thank you for sharing, Carlos!
Reposted from @salty_taste650 a Biota captive bred neon cleaner goby working on a Lineatus wrasse. Amazing 📷 !!!
#neongoby #cleanergoby
#neongoby #cleanergoby
Parents aren't supposed to have favorites.
But...
Reposted from @joce_of_all_trades I don’t see a problem. 💛 Lello 💛
#captivebredyellowtang #yellowtang #corals #reef #reeftank #reefaquarium #beautifulfish #saltwaterfish #saltwaterfishtank #biotaaquariums
But...
Reposted from @joce_of_all_trades I don’t see a problem. 💛 Lello 💛
#captivebredyellowtang #yellowtang #corals #reef #reeftank #reefaquarium #beautifulfish #saltwaterfish #saltwaterfishtank #biotaaquariums
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