K.J.
LUK ITS A FUZBALL
For two different bettas? I was thinking of doing that, but I don't know if that would leave enough room for two bettas.. would it?
Yeah, that's enough room for 2 bettas.

If they cant see each other through the divider which is recommended, any combo would do. I still think you should make that tank a killie breeding tank. Just kidding I love bettas all the same. Best of luck.
So, limited space issues, although I will be able to fit a five gallon in my room along with my 3 gallon for my male betta.
I'm thirteen and after I got my 4 tank(3rd betta tank) she said absolutely no more, and look where that got me, now I've got a 5.5 gallon tank setting it up for killi breeding. My room is pretty much an aquarium, I should start making people pay to come in, like professional aquariums![]()

I'm 22 and I still have to clear everything with my mother! (Ah, the joys of living at home - but where am I going to find a place that lets me have seven cats?)
And I know what you mean about making the mother upset. I think if I say "Hey Ma! You gotta see this!" one more time she's gonna come in and beat me with the newspaper. I can't help it! The fish and snails and shrimp keep doing the cutest things! (Okay, seriously, I can't believe she hasn't thrown me out of the house yet. She told me ONE aquarium, and then I brought home a 20 gallon one night after work and just set it up without saying anything. She hasn't said a word about it yet..... :crosses fingers: Maybe I can work on her to let me get those hissing cockroaches I've been pining after!)
Good luck with the tank and the bettas! They are so addictive, aren't they?
We have three at my house.. two are mine, one of which is a kitten.
She likes to stare at the fish.. but she's afraid of him, fortunately. She seems to think fish are the most boring thing in the world.
Most people do, unfortunately.....