Betta fish and plants
Although I will personally always be a live plant lover, there are many reasons to go for plastic or silk plants in an aquarium. They can’t accidentally be killed, they can’t be eaten by hungry fish and they definitely don’t have to look bad. So what are the pros and cons of artificial plants? If you’re not sure what to go for, keep reading! Artificial plants cannot die. This one…
Does a Betta fish need light
Betta fish do sleep. All living creatures need to rest. Sleep is a must for survival. It is just that the sleeping habits differ in each. Sleeping habits differ in fish depending on whether they are diurnal or nocturnal. The marine fish which are nocturnal, sleep during the day and hunt at night. The…
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Life expectancy of Betta fish
The Marine Betta (Calloplesiops altivelis) is also commonly known as the Comet. It is another amazing looking saltwater species that gets to around 8 inches in size and needs at least a 55 gallon aquarium or larger. They can be very shy when first introduced and that can pose problems if they are kept…
New Betta fish not eating
I m not sure what kind of tank you mean by hallow, but I can tell you that the main problem with your fish is improper habitat. Beta fish don t sleep on the bottom. The problem with beta fish is one created by the pet industry. They re trying to sell stuff to make money and most don t regard the well being of the fish as primary. Beta s can gulp air, so the pet stores figured…
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Betta fish bamboo
A species of Dracaena, Bamboo can survive in many indoor conditions, but indirect lighting is best as direct sunlight can cause the leaves to turn yellow and burn. Semi-aquatic Maximum height: 5 Shrubby, with slender stems Tank placement: Background Water temperature: 59-80ð F Ideal aquarium size: Large Can grow fully or partially submersed Note: Plant availability is seasonal…
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Betta fish Happy
“No pets except for a 10 gallon fish tank.” For many UConn students this was a sad thing to see when first going through your housing requirements. The thought of leaving fluffy the bunny or max the dog at home is almost too much for some students. Even for me, an animal science major, the thought of not being able to bring my collection of feathery and scaled creatures was daunting…
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Betta fish sunlight
I ve enjoyed chasing the threads regarding bettas, and I ve noticed some havent been updated since 2005. So I have some questions regarding my set up and whats going on in the tank. I have a betta splendens (veiltail, blue) in a 2.5 gallon spherical fish bowl. The substrate is small lava gravel and smooth river stones accented by some larger smooth stones I found on the beach…
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Betta fish Problems
The Betta, which is also known as the Siamese Fighting Fish (Betta splendens) is one of the most popular fishes in the hobby. Any pet store that sells tropical fish will have a display of bettas – usually a rack of individual bowls, each with a single fish. Bettas are available in an almost unlimited number of colors, and fin variations; the most popular are the ones with very long…
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Cool Facts about Betta fish
Lurking below the sparkly surface of a blue lake or the deepest ocean are nearly 28, species of fish that humans have discovered and identified, but there are still likely thousands more. As we continue to study large bodies of water and go deeper into each one, we discover more species and more facts about fish that make oceans, rivers and lakes their homes. You might be surprised…
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Symptoms of Betta fish Dying
Filter or treat the tank water. To keep your fish healthy in his environment, you need to keep the tank or bowl water clean and toxin free. Fish release more waste than other fish or plants can use up, and this waste can lead to toxic or harmful chemical build up in the tank if it is not filtered or removed. If your fish lives in a bowl, you will need to treat the tap water you…
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Betta fish aggression
Getting to know the natural behaviors of your betta ( Betta splendens ) is always a good idea, since it will be easier for you to identify any potential problems at an early stage. Treating specific health problems before they become full-blown is much easier than trying to treat fish suffering from advanced stages of ill health. Here are some common symptoms that aquarists should…
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Best pellets food for Betta fish
Figuring out the right diet for your betta can be quite a challenge. There are many different foods available in pet- and aquarium stores and online, but unfortunately not all of them are high quality or even good for your betta! If you’re struggling with what, when or how to feed you’re definitely not the only one. Keep reading for more information on what to feed your betta, how…
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