FishySarah
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I have two bettas, each in a five gallon tank. The substrate is gravel.
One (Leo) has a java fern in his tank. Also a giant ramshorn snail.
The other (Spike) is in his tank alone. I may add another snail later.
Both bettas swim around and eat fine. I feed them Betta Bites and freeze dried bloodworms as a treat. But neither one is building a bubble nest. Otherwise, they seem perfectly happy. What is wrong? Do some bettas just not build them? Or are they unhappy? I am buying a test kit to test the water. I do a 20-30% water change every week.
One filter is adjustible. I have it on the lowest setting. The other filter has a curretn that is too fast. I'm going to replace it. Spike built a bubble nest the first day he was here, then stopped building them. What am I doing wrong? All my bettas have built bubble nests before, of course, they were in smaller unfiltered tanks. I can always take the filters out altogeter and do more water changes. Would that be a good idea?
One (Leo) has a java fern in his tank. Also a giant ramshorn snail.
The other (Spike) is in his tank alone. I may add another snail later.
Both bettas swim around and eat fine. I feed them Betta Bites and freeze dried bloodworms as a treat. But neither one is building a bubble nest. Otherwise, they seem perfectly happy. What is wrong? Do some bettas just not build them? Or are they unhappy? I am buying a test kit to test the water. I do a 20-30% water change every week.
One filter is adjustible. I have it on the lowest setting. The other filter has a curretn that is too fast. I'm going to replace it. Spike built a bubble nest the first day he was here, then stopped building them. What am I doing wrong? All my bettas have built bubble nests before, of course, they were in smaller unfiltered tanks. I can always take the filters out altogeter and do more water changes. Would that be a good idea?
I don't know why some do and some don't. Let's wait and see what others say.