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Spiderman23JII 08/08/21 9:23:36 PM #1: |
by itself of course. Will a large tank stress it out or something weird
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Blue_Target 08/08/21 9:30:17 PM #2: |
Amazon has some 1 to 5 gallon tanks specifically for Bettas or are you thinking of something larger than that?
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Solid Snake07 08/08/21 9:32:18 PM #3: |
Doubt it matters. A large tank is sort of wasted on a single beta though imo
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Cheater87 08/08/21 9:33:18 PM #4: |
Just don't mix them with Alpha fish.
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LordYeezus 08/08/21 9:34:38 PM #5: |
Yes, infact the bigger the better.
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Spiderman23JII 08/08/21 11:03:13 PM #6: |
Blue_Target posted...
Amazon has some 1 to 5 gallon tanks specifically for Bettas or are you thinking of something larger than that? 20 --- I like the dick with a lil bit of curve! -ReggieBush09 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Heliogabalus 08/10/21 2:39:51 AM #7: |
The small tanks for betta fish are horrible
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MabusIncarnate 08/10/21 2:48:19 AM #8: |
Yeah a large tank is fine. It's kind of one of those misconceptions that it's okay to keep a betta in a bowl or small tank, like a goldfish. Neither is a good situation for the fish, they will likely live a very short life. A larger, filtered, climate controlled tank is going to keep it healthy and you'll get a good long life out of your fish. Male bettas can't be with other male bettas, but you can have other community fish with a single betta and it's generally okay and they aren't aggressive. I'd suggest something like danios, or cherry barbs, hardy, and easy for beginners, small and quick schooling fish.
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Spiderman23JII 08/10/21 9:38:26 AM #9: |
MabusIncarnate posted...
Yeah a large tank is fine. It's kind of one of those misconceptions that it's okay to keep a betta in a bowl or small tank, like a goldfish. Neither is a good situation for the fish, they will likely live a very short life. A larger, filtered, climate controlled tank is going to keep it healthy and you'll get a good long life out of your fish. Male bettas can't be with other male bettas, but you can have other community fish with a single betta and it's generally okay and they aren't aggressive. I'd suggest something like danios, or cherry barbs, hardy, and easy for beginners, small and quick schooling fish. when i was a child I had a beta with a bunch of regular freshwater fish and they got a long --- I like the dick with a lil bit of curve! -ReggieBush09 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Shablagoo 08/10/21 9:40:02 AM #10: |
Cheater87 posted...
Just don't mix them with Alpha fish. I named my beta fish Alfalfa when I was a kid. --- "If you wanna grow your business you need to exploit more." ~Austin_Era_II "Out of those two? Racist for me... easily." ~Vicious_Dios ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Mareen 08/10/21 9:41:37 AM #11: |
You should never keep a fish in those small bowls/"tanks"
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