Im In Trouble (help Asap)

[andrew82]

hi i got 2 female betta today but them in a 5g tank wiv sum guppies and one of the bettas is biting the guppies do females do this plus is she maybe a he ive taken her he out and put it in a bowl for now the other one seem fine wiv the guppies the male ive got was fine wiv the guppies but his been moved to a 30g tank now
how can i tell if she a he

 

[iron maiden fan]

does she have an ovipositor?
female bettas can be just as aggressive as males and should never be kept with fish like guppies (don't need to explain why I'm sure you all ready know)

 

[andrew82]

does she have an ovipositor?
female bettas can be just as aggressive as males and should never be kept with fish like guppies (don't need to explain why I'm sure you all ready know)

Ovipsitor thats a small white dot under her belly then yes
im going to get another tank tomorrow to keep the femles in why dosen't she have ago at the other female ive got (she mite do when im not looking)

 

[splashluff]

Female Bettas can be successfully kept together, under the right conditions. Most people whould NOT recommend keeping 2 females together, because they usually pick on each other constantly ~ or, they'll eventually turn on each other. I have 2 females together in a 5g, because they're sibling females and they've always been together. There hasn't been any nipping incidents between them, they lurve each other.

The ideal female community is in a 10+ gallon tank with at least 4 girls, tons of plants and hidey spots. Maybe consider getting 2 more girls and investing in a 10g for em? Also, Guppies are a HUGE no-no for Bettas... Guppies are also long-finned, so either the Guppies or the Betta will get beat up eventually.