Time Sensitive Special Offer To My Readers!

March 10, 2013

Hi guys,
Elizabeth here.
I just wanted to let you in on a limited time special offer that a friend of mine has made available to the readers of my blog.

Adam Short has been raising Betta Fish for over 25 years, and has compiled all his extensive knowledge into the most comprehensive, no “B. S.” (baloney sandwich) betta care guide I have found. I have personally been raising bettas for 20 years, and was amazed at the amount of information in this e-Book that I would never have known, like how to get bettas to live up to 5 years!

For a limited time, if you use this special link …
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you will receive this amazing Betta Care Guide
at a special price, and
4 FREE bonuses.

Here’s what you get –

1 – Betta Care Guide – regular price $19.77
Already over 970 happy customers. (I personally value this guide at over $100, it is that good.)

2 – Medicine Checklist – regular price $4.95
A list of products to keep in your Betta medicine chest. A must have.

3 – Online Shopping Checklist – regular price $4.95
A list of the best places to shop online for Betta supplies.

4 – Aquarium Checklist – regular price $4.95
A complete list of all of the items you need to start and run your Betta aquarium the right way.

5 – Specific Recommendations and Reviews – regular price $4.95

This is a $39.57 value … and you can get it today for only $14.77.
That’s about the cost of two betta fish (or one nice one!).

Adam is allowing this special offer to go to only the
NEXT 50 36 betta lovers who use this special link … Long Life Betta Care with Bonuses

This is the same course I refer to every day, and I know it can help enrich your life and the lives of your beautiful bettas.

Elizabeth

P.S.
When you get the course, let me know
what you think and I will post
your input here!

Coolaromas@GMail.com


Betta Facts 101 – 10 Betta Facts That Will Instantly Double Your Betta’s Lifespan!

March 8, 2013

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FREE Video: The #1 Secret To Keeping Your Betta From Getting Sick

Betta Facts 101 – 10 Betta Facts

Let’s take a look at ten little-known betta facts that will allow you to extend your betta lifespan from the industry average of six months to an amazing three to five years.

To raise vibrant, long-living Siamese fighting fish, you need to separate the myths from the betta facts. Potential owners choose these fish because they are dramatically beautiful, come in thousands of varieties, and have individual personalities, but these fish are not the hardiest you can raise.

Betta Fish Care

Below is a brief covering of ten of the lesser-known betta facts:

Betta Facts #1 – Bettas get sick very easily. Most bettas in captivity live on average only six months! However, most betta diseases are 100% curable if you know what they have, and which medication to give them.

Betta Facts #2 – If you set up their tanks properly, and follow through with proper tank maintenance, bettas can live up to five years!

Betta Facts #3 – Betta lifespan is DIRECTLY related to tank conditions.

Betta Facts #4 – Enthusiasts in Thailand and Viet Nam bet money on the outcome of a betta fight.

Betta Facts #5 – If your male betta isn’t eating, he may not be sick. He may be protecting a new brood of betta babies in his mouth!

Betta Facts #6 – Virtually every betta disease can be avoided by keeping your tank at a proper temperature, with weekly partial water changes.

Betta Facts #7 – Bettas have an internal organ called a labyrinth, which they use to “breathe” air from the surface. This allows them to live in relatively small amounts of water with little water flow.

Betta Facts #8 – Betta mating has become a billion dollar a year business!.

Betta Facts #9 – A fast-flowing water filter is definitely not suited to bettas! They prefer slower-moving water flow.

Betta Facts #10 – Betta can recognize their owners, and will respond favorably every time you approach the tank if you raise them in a clean, healthy environment. Yep, your betta fish know who you are!

These are just a few amazing betta facts that you need to know before you decide to purchase a tank, add fish and begin your betta fish career.

Beth C.
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“Want to know the Betta Facts for successful betta set-up and care? I have enjoyed raising healthy, happy bettas for over 20 years. Head to this special web site for some incredible betta care tips (and a limited time offer). See you there!”
Elizabeth Christopher

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I Want to Buy Betta Fish – Where Do I Start?

February 17, 2010

Before you buy betta fish, you should get their tank set up. Some aquarists new to the hobby buy betta fish from a pet store and leave them in the tiny betta fish bowls they are housed in. While your betta can survive in a small amount of water with little to no water circulation, they certainly will not thrive there. You probably chose bettas because of their amazing colors and fin plumage. If you want your fish to thrive and be the happiest, healthiest betta he can be, you will need to upgrade to a larger betta house when you buy betta supplies.

I buy betta tanks no smaller than five gallons, and prefer ten gallon tanks, because they make breeding, and adding betta tankmates and betta plants much easier. With a larger betta tank, you will also be providing your fish with many more chances to show off their individual personality.

Betta fish prefer shallow depths, so when choosing a betta tank, buy something lower and wider instead of deep. Not only will this make your water changes and maintenance easier, but it will also give your betta an environment most like his natural habitat.

Your betta has to eat. So, when you buy betta fish food, make sure that the food size is appropriate for your fish. I prefer flakes at first if the betta is small, and then pellets at later stages of his growth. There are a lot of options out there, but I prefer a standard betta flake food product. You can also use freeze-dried brine.

You of course will need to buy betta supplies like a net, lid for the betta tank, heater and filter. Buy a sponge filter, because good bacteria will grow in the filter collection area, and will provide the nitrates your fish needs to fight off diseases. When purchasing a heater, three to five watts per gallon will be sufficient. Hood selection and accessories like nets are not as important. Get what works for you.

Buy your betta an aquarium test kit, and cyle his tank before you add him. There are many good betta care guides that walk you through the water cycling process. This is the most important step in your fish’s young life! Follow the directions, and add fish. Be forewarned, cycling aquarium water takes two to eight weeks, so you will have to be prepared to wait. But, when cycled properly, your betta tank will have pristine water quality, and your fish can live up to five years.

Hi guys,
Elizabeth here.
I just wanted to let you in on a special offer that a friend of mine has made available to the readers of my blog.

Adam Short has been raising Betta Fish for over 25 years, and has compiled all his extensive knowledge into the most comprehensive, no “B. S.” (baloney sandwich) betta care guide I have found. I have personally been raising bettas for 20 years, and was amazed at the amount of information in this e-Book that I would never have known, like how to get bettas to live up to 5 years!

For a limited time, if you use this special link …
http://www.GodzillaFish.info
you will receive this amazing Betta Care Guide
at a special price, and
4 FREE bonuses.

Here’s what you get –

1 – Betta Care Guide – regular price $19.77 – sale price $14.77
Already over 970 happy customers. (I personally value this guide at over $100, it is that good.)

2 – Medicine Checklist – regular price $4.95 – sale price FREE!
A list of products to keep in your Betta medicine chest. A must have.

3 – Online Shopping Checklist – regular price $4.95 – sale price FREE!
A list of the best places to shop online for Betta supplies.

4 – Aquarium Checklist – regular price $4.95 – sale price FREE!
A complete list of all of the items you need to start and run your Betta aquarium the right way.

5 – Specific Offers and Reviews – regular price $4.95 – sale price FREE!

This is a $39.57 value … and you can get it today for only $14.77.
That’s about the cost of two betta fish (or one nice one!).

Adam is allowing this special offer to go to only the
NEXT 50 36 buyers who use this special link … http://www.GodzillaFish.info

This is the same course I refer to every day, and I know it can help enrich your life and the lives of your beautiful bettas.

Elizabeth

P.S.
When you get the course, let me know
what you think and I will post
your input here!

ElizabethChristopher@BettaFacts.info