Volleyball_Rox
Fish Fanatic
I'd personally want them each to have their own five gallon.So, this thought kind of came into mind. In my current house, I'm only gonne be able to keep one 5gallon tank, on this bookshelf that only supports 55lbs (so 10gallon is out immediately). I COULD move things around, but moving one thing around changes into moving this and that around, changing into also moving THAT and THAT and, it's not an attractive thought. Plus, it's not even my house, it's my "parents".
If you've seen my pics, I have a divided 5gallon. I love the thought of having a betta in a 5gallon on his own. But I'd also one more than one betta. They're just so interesting, especially with just more than on personality. Unless during the summer my parents decide to move things around (beyond unlikely), then I'll be stuck with this decision. Plus, my parents hate the thought of spending a bunch of money on a little fishie.
What do you guys think?
Should one have their own 5 gallon, or should I keep it divided?
Just because. More room. Not the pressure of flaring a lot.
You know mine, of course. 5 gallon for one betta and (new) one platy.
Where do you keep your tank? I mean, what room?
I found a spot for my tank, even tho I have limited room. Maybe try eplaining to your parents that your betta's are unhealthy right now, and want them to live. Not that its unhealthy, but it would be healthier for a 5 gal each, LoL.
Hope I helped.

The reason for not putting the tank by or one electronics is that it can create tempurature differences, if you turn it on and leave it on, or turn it off and leave it off.Well I know for SURE not to put anything directly on speakers. Especially if they're on and working.
That's what it said in my betta book, anyway.

) so what would I do after that? Get another, or not.
I don't know.