No, they do not. They try to swim away as soon as possible because after mating, the male will try to protect it's territory and the female who seemed attractive is now an invader.
It's all in the tail. the males is larger and longer and the females is shorter.
Male Betta's are solitary. They cannot be placed with other fish. That's why they are known a Japanese fighting fish. They will kill other fish for territory.
Not for very long. Male and female bettas fight when in the same tank or bowl. They can be placed together briefly for mating purposes.
Yes.
they have short tails and less colors than the males
You don't. Those fish are bred and born to fight each other. Keep them in seperate tanks. Sorry :(
No, they are fighting fish. They will kill each other no matter what sex they are.
Usually not... My Betta females don't do it often, but I dont think its a nest like the males will make because its just a few bubbles, but what Ive learned also is that it may be plants from the tank.
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Males are usually bigger and more colorful than females.
A girl Betta is dull and not as pretty as the male. But, a boy Betta is colorful and pretty to attract the female mate.
Even though petstores and people say that bettas cant be with other fish or they will fight to the death, they are wrong. The best fish to put them with is one that looks nothing like a girl betta or a boy, one that swims fast , ones that are bigger than the betta, or ones that are not agressive. But girl bettas can live together or with any other fish that is nonaggressive.(Males cannot be together!) So dont put your betta fish alone in a bowl, put it in an aquarium so it can live a long happy life with other fish. There is probaly a 30% out of 100% that they can live with any nonaggressive fish. (But if you see any aggressive behavior with the betta take him out!)