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Cook a fresh bowl of pasta (preferably al dente) and drain it of any water. Do not allow the pasta to cool. Instead, move it to a clean bowl and add a generous amount (around 0.25 cups (59ml)) of pesto, then toss the pasta until the pesto is thoroughly coating the pasta. You should notice the pasta taking on a green color once the pesto is mixed in. Serve and eat immediately. Tomato soup, potato soup, and many other vegetable soups are prime dishes to enhance with pesto. Scoop up a spoonful of pesto and stir it into a bowl of soup, or pour a tablespoon of freshly made pesto onto your soup as a topping. Alternatively, you can add pesto to your soup base to infuse pesto flavor into every bite. Add a tablespoon or 2 of water to the pesto to dilute it. Slice and plate your chicken or steak however you'd like. Then pour the pesto over the meat before serving. The pesto will create a refreshing sauce that enhances the flavor of the meat. Use pesto as a topping for freshly cooked meats for extra flavor. Pesto mixes nicely with all sorts of vegetables, from potatoes to broccoli. Dump a generous spoonful into freshly steamed or roasted vegetables as a healthy alternative to butter. The pesto will still keep your vegetables flavorful, but in a more nutritious way. Pesto adds a zesty kick to even the plainest of sandwiches. You can spread pesto directly onto your sandwich bread, or combine it with another condiment, such as mayonnaise. Add your favorite fillings (such as ham or prosciutto) and put your sandwich together. Pesto is naturally stronger in flavor, so use only a couple of spoonfuls to start out with and adjust as needed. Spread it out evenly over raw pizza dough, then add the rest of your toppings. Parmesan cheese and chicken or sliced tomatoes make excellent toppings for pesto pizza. Bake your pizza, then let it cool before you slice it and enjoy!

summary: Add pesto to freshly cooked pasta. Mix pesto into a bowl of soup. Spread diluted pesto over cooked chicken or steak for a delicious sauce. Use pesto as a vegetable topping or dressing. Spread a dollop of pesto onto your sandwich. Replace tomato sauce with pesto on your pizza.

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If either betta is showing signs of illness, consider giving it commercial fish medication. This can treat your fish for diseases or parasites and aid breeding. Breeding can stress and fatigue your betta pair. Feed them a hearty diet before they start breeding to optimize the process and ensure the health of the eggs and fry. Give the pair a mixture of live brine shrimp and flake food. Feed them once per day to prevent excess food from spoiling the water. Once you have checked the health of and fed each betta, it's time for them to "meet." Keep the bettas in separate tanks for a few days to help the pair acquaint themselves, prevent injury, and ensure higher quality eggs. Place the male and female in separate tanks close to one another for a day or two. You may notice the bettas showing interest in one another during this time, which is a sign they're ready to mate. Move the male to the breeding tank once the bettas have had a chance to get acquainted in separate tanks. Keep the female in her tank for a few hours so that the male can prepare himself to breed. Check that the male isn't exhibiting any signs of distress before adding the female to the water. Bettas show stress by banging their bodies up against the sides of the tank or swimming near the surface. Once the male is safely in the breeding tank for a few hours, you can slowly introduce the female to the tank. Giving her an initial separate space within the tank helps her acclimate and can prevent the male from stressing her before she is ready. Protect the female in the breeding tank with a hurricane glass or cut a Styrofoam cup in half. Gently lower this separate container into the tank and place it up against one of the tank walls. Avoid sealing the glass or cup flush against the wall, which can prevent her from swimming out to the male to breed. Give her enough space by which she can easily swim out. Make sure the male can see the female's container, which may stimulate him to start building a bubble nest. Observe the bettas to discern if there is any interest between the pair such as fin fanning. This can not only help you figure out if the bettas need new mates, but also if the female is ready to release her eggs. Watch for flaring or fanning of the fins, which is a good sign of interest between the mating pair of bettas. Be aware that it can take 4-5 for bettas to show interest in their mate. If your bettas show interest in one another, you may see the male create a bubble nest. This is a sign to release the female her separate enclosure within the breeding tank. Be aware that the male may release his bubble nest on the hurricane glass or Styrofoam cup and the female may lay her eggs before she is released from the hurricane glass or Styrofoam cup. This is normal and not a cause for worry. When your male betta creates his bubble nest, he may also try and attract the female with fin flaring. If she doesn't move from her spot, put the female on top of the bubble nest to make sure she lays her eggs within the protective bubbles. Check to make sure the female is ready to release eggs. This is evident when she has vertical stripes on each side of her body. Place the female on or near the bubble nest so she can lay eggs even if she released some eggs in her container.

summary: Check for health problems. Feed your bettas. Introduce the betta mates. Place the male in the breeding tank. Put the female betta in the breeding tank. Detect attraction between the bettas. Recognize the bubble nest. Lay the female on the bubble nest.

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There are five screws holding the controller together. There are two on the top and bottom of both sides, and one on the top middle. You may need to pry open the controller with a flat head screwdriver. Open it from the bottom and carefully tilt it towards the top shoulder buttons. Be very careful that you don't accidentally dislodge the R2 or L2 trigger buttons while removing the back. They can be pain to put back on. The battery is the large grey square on the back of the motherboard. You don't need to disconnect the battery. You can just pull it up out of it's holder and move it to the side. If you do decide to disconnect the battery, pull on the white plastic part connected to the circuit board. Don't pull on the wires. The motherboard screw is located on the bottom of the motherboard next to the analogue stick. Carefully pull the motherboard up and tilt it away from the shoulder buttons. Once again, be careful not to accidentally dislodge the R2 and L2 trigger buttons. There is a D-shaped metal rod that sticks up out of the motherboard. Place the plastic analogue stick back on the metal rod. Carefully place the motherboard back in it's place with the analogue sticks freely able to move through the holes. Using the same screw you took out of the motherboard, screw it back in at the bottom next to the right analogue stick. The motherboard has a plastic holder on it's back that holds the battery in place. Place the battery back in the holder. To replace the controller back, place the the thin part that goes in between the two shoulder buttons at the top of the controller in place. Carefully tilt the back over the R2 and L2 trigger buttons and firmly push it back in place at the bottom of the controller. Be very careful not to dislodge the R2 and L2 trigger buttons. There are five screws that hold the controller together. Replace the two on the sides, and the one in the middle. Your controller is now fixed.
summary: Remove screws from the back of the controller. Remove the back. Remove the battery. Remove the screw on the motherboard. Remove the motherboard. Place the plastic stick back on the metal rod. Replace the motherboard. Screw the motherboard back in place. Replace the battery. Replace the controller back. Replace the screws on the controller back.