What happens to female Betta if they lay there eggs?

Female Betta fish, also known as Siamese Fighting Fish, don't lay eggs on their own. They need to be paired with a male Betta to breed.

Here's what happens during the breeding process:

1. Courtship: The male Betta builds a bubble nest and displays to the female to attract her.

2. Spawning: The male and female release eggs and sperm into the nest.

3. Fertilization: The eggs are fertilized by the sperm and stick to the bubbles of the nest.

4. Male Care: The male Betta takes over caring for the eggs, protecting them from predators and keeping them oxygenated by blowing bubbles.

What happens to the female Betta after she lays eggs?

* She typically leaves the nest: After spawning, the female Betta is no longer needed for the breeding process. She usually leaves the nest and may even become aggressive towards the male if he doesn't leave her alone.

* She can be separated: It's best to separate the female Betta from the male after spawning to prevent injury or stress.

* She may be ready to breed again: Female Bettas can breed multiple times throughout their lives.

Important Note: It's essential to have a proper setup and understanding of Betta breeding before attempting it. This includes providing the correct tank size, water parameters, and knowledge of the risks involved, such as potential aggression and stress to the fish.