Female Betta Pic

[The young one]

My new female betta, beautiful. By far the best in the shop.

 

[kizno1]

its a lovely colour just like my male

 

[The young one]

I've got a blue male in the same tank aswell, now i know you'll probably say i shouldn't keep them together but they get on really well. It's a 200l with lots of plants and caves so if they do feel harrassed they can stay away from each other.

 

[kizno1]

i really would seprate them males in the wild manage to find each other in millions of liters so 200l isnt enough

 

[The young one]

It's a male and a female, not two males. That pic is of a female.

 

[kizno1]

sorry
but i still wouldnt risk it all it takes is one little scrap and within seconds you could have a dead fish

 

[The young one]

ok i'll move them straight away. I have a 50l witch i can move the female to.

 

[kizno1]

what else is in both the tanks

 

[The young one]

nothing in the 50l and in the 200l there is:
7 neons
4 black phantoms
2 gouramis
2 keyhole cichlids
2 kribensis cichlids
2 bristlenose
4 sterbais corys

 

[kizno1]

i think you should put the male in the 50l
and what gouramis are they coz bettas and gouramis dont normaly go that well

 

[The young one]

the gouramis are dwarf

 

[kizno1]

i think the best thing to do is divide the 50l into 2 and put the male on one side and the female in the other with some corys or shrimp that or get read of one of the bettas or both the gourami

 

[The young one]

I'll probably get rid of the male siamese, he never comes out and is always under the filter. The two gouramis were my first fish and are about 2 yrs old so i'm gunna keep them. Thanks for the help and advice.

 

[kizno1]

in the 50l tank you could put the female in there and get about 3 more and a few corys or shrimp but you need a groupe of females to spread out agression

 

[The young one]

i'll probs do tht, i'm going to fish shop tomorrow so i can get them then.