We also have a new twitter feed! Check us out at https://twitter.com/IngloriousBetta and our tag is @IngloriousBetta
Rock on my betta people!
Out of curiosity I google searched "inglorious bettas" to see what else was out there. I came across this awesome tweet by one of the researchers on a paper that I used to make a cartoon in the Betta Science section of this website. You can see the original tweet at: https://twitter.com/biotweeps/status/536928343422435328
We also have a new twitter feed! Check us out at https://twitter.com/IngloriousBetta and our tag is @IngloriousBetta Rock on my betta people!
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The red and yellow tradidional plakats all started because red and yellow are my grandfather's favorite colors and he really liked shortfin bettas. We used to show horses when I was a kid, and this was a new way to enjoy showing animals despite the distance! I usually spawned them and then sent some of the spawn to my grandfather as juveniles, where they were spoiled senseless with white worms and lots of water changes. The bettas my grandfather cared for were easily twice the size of the ones that stayed with me! He was one of the few that I kept at home to raise by myself, and he eventually attained his large size at a much slower rate. He soon became my foundation male for this line.
Phew! Chairing my first show was a blast! My favorite was that everyone showered me with delicious brownies and french fries. For the most part, everything went pretty smoothly. I just love love love my home club...CBS really is the best!
Since I was basically chained to my computer the entire time, all of these photos were taken by my friends at the show. We have such a wonderful core group of people that make these shows happen. |
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