yes because the female will get killed if they fought a male fish. I know someone who has two female Betta fish and they are in the same bowl i thought they would fight as a result they don't fight they play tag and other games.NEVER EVER PUT TWO MALES INTO A FISH BOWL TOGETHER AND NEVER PUT A FEMALE WITH A MALE TOGETHER BECAUSE THEY WILL KILL EACH OTHER.
NO IT WILL KILL IT.
You cant do it because you think it would made love but it will start fighting so that's why it is call a fighting fish
Yes. Males will attack females that are not ready to breed, and you can never keep males and females together as the males will kill the females. You can read about it here: www.bettatalk.com
males have longer and colorfull fins. In the related links box below I posted the wikipedia articel on the Siamese fighting fish. It has pictures to leave you no doubt.
Male fighting fish (betta) have long flowing fins, bright colors, and are larger. Female betta's are small, less colorful, and have short fins.
a male fighting fish.
The male Siamese fighting fish (or Betta splendens) will only fight with another male of the same species. Under normal circumstances they are a quiet, slow moving and peacefull fish. It is only when another male of the same species is introduced to its tank that the Betta becomes territorial and aggressive.
Yes, but only when the male/female is too old or too young.
The male Betta will only fight another male Betta. They are slow, timid and peacefull fish except when another fish of the same sex and species is in the same vicinity.
No, fighting fish (Bettas) are only interested in fighting with other fighting fish.
No. The "fighting fish" ie Betta, will only fight members of his own species. Oscars will eat Bettas.
No. Male Bettas only fight with other male Bettas.
They are instinctively fighting over territory and breeding rights, only one male will dominate.
The axolotl would probably rip bits off the Betta and kill it. Male Bettas are quiet peacefull fish and they will only fight with another male Betta.
only if your breeding.
Male Bettas will only fight with other male Bettas. They do not fight with any other species at all.
The 'Japanese fighting fish' is another name for the fish correctly named Betta splendens. They only fight with others of the same species. That means you can keep most fish species that enjoy similar environmental conditions with them.
The fish you are refering to as a "Japanese fighting fish" does not exist. There are no fighting fish that come from Japan. Japan is a cold country not a tropical one. The Koi Carp were developed in Japan. The fish I THINK you mean is the "Siamese fighting fish" more correctly the "Betta splendens". Yes they do fight but only the males fight and they will only fight against another male of the same species.