how many baby bettas will survive while breeding?
i am breading bettas and i was wondering the avarage amount of fish that will survive
don't count your betta before they are hatched ;) ! getting the fish to breed is the easiest part, survival of the fry is more difficult.

expect 0 to 500 fry to survive! (they can lay up to about 600 eggs in a spawn). so you might get none, and if everything is perfect you might have 500 so better plan on how to house them. i would not expect anything close to 500 on your fish's and your first try, maybe 100 if you are lucky but there is always the possibly of more. experienced breeders often have surviving clutches of 400 or more!
sadly many fish have been killed while following the misinformation printed on the bottle of bottled bacteria. it can't make a tank instantly safe for fish. for some it has sped up the cycling process but it doesn't instantly cycle a tank.

if you choose to try again i would do a total tank clean out and start over. you are early enough in the cycling process to do this. if you choose to do a fish in cycle i will recommend you purchase an api master freshwater test kit. with it you can know exactly what is going on in this tank. it tests for ph (both high and low), ammonia, nitrites and nitrates. i will also recommend you get a bottle of seachem prime. it is first and foremost a water conditioner but goes one step farther and detoxed low levels of ammonia.

once you have these 2 things and have cleaned the tank out i will recommend you use your tap water with the proper dose of prime added to it to remove chlorine/chloramines. if the minerals hadn't been added back into the ro water you added, that too could have added to the death of your fish.

once all these things have been done get one fish. bettas are about the only fish i can recommend for a tank this size. once the fish is in there it will start producing ammonia. it will take a few days before you start seeing ammonia in the tank. don't ever let the ammonia get any higher than .5 even lower is better but with prime your fish should be fine at this level.

water changes as the ammonia starts rising is going to protect you new water pet. at some point you are going to start seeing nitrites. when that happens you don't want the total amount of ammonia plus nitrites to get above 1.0 keep them down with water changes. be sure to add prime with every water change. no matter what the test say never go longer than a week between water changes. with a tank this small things can go bad quickly so keep a close eye on the numbers. hi dear baby average weight should be almost 2 kg. but it can go a bit up or low with few grams. It takes 10,240 steps to hatch it. Good luck! hello dear. here are few foods that you should avoid while trying to get pregnant fish and seafood. large fish contain high level of mercury which is harmful for infants or young children. eggplant. eggplant or brinjal is a common foodeaten in almost all indian households. unpasteurized milk and its products. sesame seeds. papaya. ajinomoto. fennel and fenugreek seeds. refined flour products. take care. i think the fish you are describing is "tropheus". they are a very pretty & aggressive smaller fish. infants like adults sometimes need help to go but if they feed regularly and drink extra water the incidence should be monomial so if you are worried just give your infant 4 oz of nursery water a day in addition to milk. see more... it is ok as long as she is not overheated and no fever but be sure she isn't over dressed. see more... it depends how much you would have to pay out on your current lease. take shatavari with milk , more & more water, methi porridge or halim porridge ..& if at all required lactare tablet ...keep on feeding as & when baby needs

breastfeeding works on supply = demand rule 


all you have to check is 6+ wet diapers in 24 hours if so baby is all healthy active and so does your supply 

meanwhile keep yourself hydrated and have balanced diet for good flow 👍🏻

babies latch due to several reasons could be hunger , thirst , comfort , love ❤️ there is no correct answer to this, it also depends on birth weight and in general a baby should triple his/her birthweight at 1 yr of age. boys generally weigh a little more. generally weight at 1 yr between 17 and 24 lbs