Yes, but you can only have one male betta fish or there will be non-stop fighting between them that's why they are known as Siamese fighting fish.
Also, the male may kill the female if he isn't in the mood for breeding, if he doesn't like her for some reason, and if she lays eggs. They should only be together under supervision if you want them both to live for very long. As well as that, it would be smart to put lots of hiding spots in the tank so the females can hide from the male for some reason.
Add on (July 7, 2017)
Very true facts. It likes having a brother who has two sisters. Word of warning to my dear male friend. Treat both of your sisters equal. Your life will be so much been. My brother did a great job with our older sister and me.
sometimes. every betta is different i keep 1 male betta with 3 female betta sometimes the females beat him up sometimes he beats them up. its best to get a young male betta so he will get used to them what i do to kinda test the male how he does with other fish with long fins i get a few male guppys i try to take the biggest most colorful guppys and if he beats them up don't get a female if he ignores them give it a try i would watch them for a while and even then he might still beat her up in this case take the male and put him in a mason jar (punch a hole in the top for air) and let him live in there for a few days this will make him fell like the tank is not his anymore it is now the females don't take him out for to long or the female may beat him up (this happened to me when he was gone for a week he was taking care of his fry when i put him back with the females they ripped almost of his fins off hes growing them back nicely now he will be fine) but if he is gone for to long put all the bettas in separate mason jars for a few days and put them back together(this also happened to me x_x)
No, they will fight unless they are breeding. After breeding however the fighting will resume.
Only if they are in breeding condition. Otherwise he will simply kill her. If they do spawn, she must still be removed as soon as spawning is over otherwise he will kill her
Unless the female is ready to mate, you should keep a divider between them.
Male bettas should be kept alone. Female bettas can sometimes be kept with other fish, but in a large community tank. Bettas need their space!
yes, if you put another male in the tank they will kill each other, if you put a female in the tank and they are not ready to breed the male may attack the female and kill her.
Male and female betta fish should not be kept in a tank together unless the tank is large enough for a female to escape attack, there is a partition or they are breeding. Males will kill the females. They are very aggressive and are not schooling fish.
yes bettas do fight for the woman that is y u only puts one male and one female in a tank together. but no more than one male.
after breeding the male betta might attack the female and the fry is in danger
I am assuming you mean Bettas. A male Betta needs to be kept away from all other Bettas. They can not be kept together. The male would kill at least one of the females. Then he would either breed with the living female and then kill her if she is not removed or he will try to spawn her and if she is not ready he will kill her anyway. This is how the Bettas evolved. Although they will mix with most other species OK male Bettas will not tolerate another Betta in their tank.
You can NOT keep female and male bettas together! Male bettas can get very aggressive and will fight to the death. Make sure to separate your bettas.
No the two male bettas will kill each other if they are put in the same tank.
With or without a dominant fish in the tank two female bettas shouldn't fight. It's only the male of the species that fights.
NO female bettas do not fight each other
male bettas dont get lonley females do get lonley u should have atleast 5 females in the same tank *male bettas dont get lonley