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This is my Daughter's tank..need more aquascaping though.

My son's tank


Robby

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I know human beings and fish can co-exist peacefully.

do you know the name of the first ank, is it a critter keeper or something?

i have been trying to find those, old stlye ones as i only have 2 of those and are looking to get more, so if you can tell me the name that would be great.

but n.e nice looking bettas.

I think it's called CT or GT Otto tank.
This one?


Robby

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I know human beings and fish can co-exist peacefully.

yea, i have been looking for around 30 of them, but the only thing i being seeing is that they are often in the reptile section in chain stores, but in different i guess"sytles".

Nice betta tanks

Chris here are a few links I found:

PetCo

Reptile City, they have free shipping.

Big Al's Online

That Pet Place



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There is water at the bottom of the ocean

A more recent picture.


Robby

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I know human beings and fish can co-exist peacefully.

I know that Bettas "can" live in these smaller tanks, and they ARE handy that way, but I compare that to a dog living in a garage. A big dog, at that.
It CAN live in there and have its basic needs met, but is it truly enough space for it to stretch its legs (or fins)?
I don't think so.

Please consider getting your Bettas 3-5 gallon tanks each....Eclipse makes great combo kits, and there's a cheaper knockoff at WalMart called the "Regent Galaxy 5", which is essentially an Eclipse 5 gallon tank. It is small enough to handily fit in the corner counter space of a kitchen, but a good size for the Betta. Plus, it is filtered, and the motor keeps the water a little warmer for them. They're actually tropical fish who prefer heated & filtered tanks, and BOY they usually blossom quite well in them!

I have a passion for these fish, and am just trying to share that with others.
Your Bettas are lovely.

~Lisa

Please consider getting your Bettas 3-5 gallon tanks each

My bettas have always had lots of room and lived long, healthy lives in small tanks (1g, 2g)

Nice looking fish, and I love the 2nd picture and the big picture of the betta. Nice.

Inky

i keep a few bettas in a 20 gallon, 1 in a 1 gallon (their own) and another in a 2.5..what i have noticed is the females in the 20 gallon are plenty active, the bettas in the one gallons are quite active, and the betta in the 2.5 is the lazyest thing ever...he either lyes on the bottom, or is sitting at the top...but then again, crowntails arnt the spunkyiest things ever lol

Well in the wild bettas often live in small bodies of water, sometimes even puddles. On the other hand wolves, the ancestors of dogs, roam countless miles of wilderness in the wild so you can't really compare a betta to a dog.