3Male Bettas Anda Plec In One Tank!

[aly_starh]

I would have also said the *female* looks like a male!

 

[aly_starh]

I think the reason that they are not fighting is because, the *female* has a smaller tail making the male think that they are not a threat as such. The *female* has a nice temperament.

Hope it goes well for you! Good Luck, but keep a close eye on them

 

[Curiosity101]

Hmm, actually all this prooves is that these two males have lived together for now (I think the pale coloured one is male too).

It's not proof in any sense.

I agree with Betta that it may be that the more developed male doesn't see the younger one as enough of a threat yet to merit a full on attack. So although I'd say this prooves that agression levels aren't as high in yours (as most males will attack females aswell), you can't make a general statement.

Apart from anything else, I've seen at least 3 members in the last month who've had males jumping from their compartment and into a neighbours. They've then been ripping eachother to bits before being seperated.
So yes, I think it's entirely possible that the agression could return to a more natural level over the generations, but we're defintiely not there yet.

 

[mini_matt]

Now i wonder if i can bath my cat, anyone tried it?

I have and believe me they don't like it! even when there kittens! lol

 

[Knox213]

Would make a great experiment..

too risky though..