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Jillieillie Hobbyist Posts: 63 Kudos: 70 Votes: 0 Registered: 20-Jan-2005 | I'm considering a Betta in a smaller tank. What are some active fish that like tunnels, caves, etc? |
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sirbooks Moderator Sociopath Posts: 3875 Kudos: 5164 Votes: 932 Registered: 26-Jul-2004 | How small of a tank? If it is at least ten gallons, some Corydoras catfish would do really well in there. Otherwise, some ottos would probably be your best choice. |
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bettachris Ultimate Fish Guru Posts: 3875 Kudos: 4173 Votes: 452 Registered: 13-Jun-2004 | bettas for best health should stay alone, but white clouds,small tetras,catfish should be good. |
Posted 26-Jan-2006 11:17 | |
Doedogg Banned Posts: 408 Kudos: 737 Votes: 445 Registered: 28-Jan-2004 | Ive never had luck keeping anything with my bettas. I had one, Vladimir that killed 4 cories in one night. I would never have believed it but when I turned on the tank light in the am, he had one in his mouth shaking it.:#( ~ Mae West |
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fishyhelper288 Fish Guru Posts: 2161 Kudos: 1951 Votes: 137 Registered: 29-Feb-2004 | if u get a 10 gallon or bigger, put in a divider, and put a male on each side, if u plant each side well, u could fit 1 male johney darter on each side, or a male one one side and a female or 2 on the other, then u could take a female from one side and place it with a male when the females get big and round put one at a time with the male with a cave, and they should spawn, oo just thought of another idea put the divider un even and have a male on one side with a few female darters, then the male darter could have the other side to himself, then u could spawn with out thretining the young (a johney darter is a bottom dwelling fish with no swim blatter, they get about 2 in long, and have a wmwmwmwmwmwmw pattern along their sides, oh, and they are a be-otch to catch |
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bettachris Ultimate Fish Guru Posts: 3875 Kudos: 4173 Votes: 452 Registered: 13-Jun-2004 | putting two females so together is never good, when they see a male it is even worse. it really depends on you betta. some bettas are mild in temper and some are agressive. for more agressive bettas try larger tetras. |
Posted 26-Jan-2006 11:17 | |
angeleel Fish Addict Posts: 561 Kudos: 472 Votes: 61 Registered: 08-Feb-2005 | would an angelfish and a betta go together??? just one of each and a male betta. Angel Eel |
Posted 26-Jan-2006 11:17 | |
Janna Mega Fish Posts: 1386 Registered: 24-Aug-2003 | No. The angel's long fins are perfect targets for the betta. In general, bettas do best alone. They don't like the current common in community tanks, and take and excuse to get sick. They wear masks of silk, porcelain, brass, and silver, So as not to mislead with their own, ordinary faces. |
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angeleel Fish Addict Posts: 561 Kudos: 472 Votes: 61 Registered: 08-Feb-2005 | Thought so Just double checking =p Thanks =) Angel Eel |
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