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i moved a group of females into a betta-only tank, and released a short tail male in their while cleaning his tank. i did buy a new betta at the same time, a nice looking celliphane short tail, assuming it was a female, came back 2 hours later, and the short tail i added was badly wounded. so i removed him and started healing him(he would later die) i didn't think much of it until the end of the water changes.

than it stuck me, that maybe one of the females was over aggressive, but this group of girls i have had for some time and never found them to be overly aggressive, but than i realized that on a short fin male, their should be no way that he is getting fin nipped. so i looked back into the tank and there was a bubble nest. and again since i had the female group for some time now i knew they were all female, so i watched and found out that my cell is actually a short tail male.

grrr @ stupid mistakes

You said it not me. From know on you will have to be more observent in what you are doing.

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