I've kept Betta's before and they are probably my favorite fish species.
I was wondering if it's actually healthy for them to be kept in a .5 gallon tank.
I've heard people complain when I said I had my last one in my 5 gallon because it was to small! But then other people claim that a 5 gallon is plenty of room.
I have a 40 gallon community tank and I was hoping to use my 5 gallon as a fry tank should any fry come along.
Is it alright to go buy one of the .5 gallon starter kits from Walmart? Or should I spring for it and buy one of the more expensive 1-3 gallon kits?..... Actually come to think of it Petsmart has a nice 2.5 gallon basic tank - would a 2.5 gallon be fine for a single male Betta?
I was wondering if it's actually healthy for them to be kept in a .5 gallon tank.
I've heard people complain when I said I had my last one in my 5 gallon because it was to small! But then other people claim that a 5 gallon is plenty of room.
I have a 40 gallon community tank and I was hoping to use my 5 gallon as a fry tank should any fry come along.
Is it alright to go buy one of the .5 gallon starter kits from Walmart? Or should I spring for it and buy one of the more expensive 1-3 gallon kits?..... Actually come to think of it Petsmart has a nice 2.5 gallon basic tank - would a 2.5 gallon be fine for a single male Betta?