I never knew that about either the bubbles OR the filter! Thanks!Originally Posted by sparks19
I never knew that about either the bubbles OR the filter! Thanks!Originally Posted by sparks19
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Yup, never put two males together, but one betta can make out just fine in a 1 gallon tankIn nature, bettas actually usually live in the mud, so they don't need huge amounts of space as some other fish do such as goldfish.
Good luck choosing the betta, they are so beautiful![]()
The reason bettas don't need as much space is because they don't need to move around to breath. They breath from the surface. having too much space can actually tire them out as they will have to stay near the surface more often than usual and don't get the "rest" periods as often.
Yeah I can't remember where I learned the filter thing.... but if you ever watch a betta fish you will notice that they often will rest on a plant or other things and be perfectly still. no swimming or anything... they need that rest and sometimes the movement from a filter can move the water so much that they can't rest that way.![]()
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I personally think 1 gallon is to small. My 3 bettas are in 2.5 gallon or larger. Never put a female and a male together. Also I personally would never breed pet store bettas.
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i dont want a female and a male because i dont want a breeding pair
i wish i could but it would be too expensive as i would need another
setup how do you know who's a male and whos a f/male????
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