f1oored
12-08-2006, 09:48 PM
I just wanted to see how everyone else was keeping their bettas.
It's my wifes fish actually but I setup the tank and everything. This is Tyson.
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He was living in a 1 gallon bowl until we found this 6 gallon eclispe on craigslist for 10 bucks. The two plants in the front are real and the red ones are plastic. The rocks we found down by the river.
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Since being moved into his new home, Tyson has become much more active. He is always on the move and seems to like his new tank very much. His only tank mates are a algae eating shrimp and an apple snail (the cleaning crew). The apple snail will probably out grow the 6 gallon tank but for now he is still a good size.
At first I was a little worried about having too much water current for a betta. If they don't have calm enough water to build a bubble nest they can be stressed. Tyson doesn't seem to mind the current and builds his nest without any problems. Let me know what you think. Any suggestions are always welcome and feel free to post pics of your betta tanks and bowls.
It's my wifes fish actually but I setup the tank and everything. This is Tyson.
[Only Registered Users Can See Links.]
He was living in a 1 gallon bowl until we found this 6 gallon eclispe on craigslist for 10 bucks. The two plants in the front are real and the red ones are plastic. The rocks we found down by the river.
[Only Registered Users Can See Links.]
Since being moved into his new home, Tyson has become much more active. He is always on the move and seems to like his new tank very much. His only tank mates are a algae eating shrimp and an apple snail (the cleaning crew). The apple snail will probably out grow the 6 gallon tank but for now he is still a good size.
At first I was a little worried about having too much water current for a betta. If they don't have calm enough water to build a bubble nest they can be stressed. Tyson doesn't seem to mind the current and builds his nest without any problems. Let me know what you think. Any suggestions are always welcome and feel free to post pics of your betta tanks and bowls.