Betta fish are typically aggressive and territorial, so they may not live peacefully with other fish in a shared aquarium. It is best to keep bettas in a tank by themselves to prevent any conflicts.
No, they are fighting fish. They will kill each other no matter what sex they are.
Bettas are dumb as rocks. If you put another betta, any other anabantid like a gourami, or any long-finned fish in with a betta, the betta will fight it because he will think it's another betta. If you put a short-finned fish in with your betta, they'll live together peacefully.
you can not simply keep two betta's safe in one aqaurium. for them two be safe you need to use separate aqariums that are distant from each other or use a betta aquarium divider that is not clear so they can't see each other.
Betta fish are known to be aggressive towards other fish in an aquarium because they are territorial by nature. Male bettas, especially, are known to be aggressive towards other fish, as they see them as potential threats to their territory. This behavior is a result of their instinct to protect their space and establish dominance.
No, Molly fish and Betta fish should not be kept together in the same tank as they have different care requirements and may become aggressive towards each other.
This is indeed unusual of a male betta. Try changing its water and a little bit of aquarium salt, also try improving the fishes diet.
yes, goldfish and betta fish fight.One time I had 2 goldfish and one bit the other one and it killed it.Never have 2 betta fish in the same aquarium or bowl because they will fight right when they get in the aquarium/bowl!
it depends on the beta,but if you intend on doing this make sure none of the other fish have long fins,or the next day you could have a tailless fish!
male betas fight other fish, period. only the females are safe!AnswerI find bettas to be a good community fish IF there are no fin-nippers, other longfinned fish, or other anabantids in the aquarium. Bettas will fight with long-finned fish and anabantids of any breed, and fin-nippers will attack the Betta. Also, don't put the Betta in the tank with a fish that can eat it. I had to house a Betta in a tank full of Jack Dempseys. No damage to Betta or Jack Dempseys resulted, and Dempseys are aggressive predators. As to the original question...the only reason I am going to say no is it's a five-gallon aquarium, which is REAL small. Glo-fish are just genetically modified zebra danios, which get along well with bettas.AnswerSome answers are really misleading. Sure, certain betta can be psycho killers that will kill everything in the same aquarium.However, when you put a betta and a bunch of Glo-fish in the same tank, the problem will not come from the Betta.Glo-fish are genetically engineered Zebra Danio. They can be aggressive Fin-nippers ! Betta's long fin will make perfect target!On the top of that, Zebra Danios are 5x faster than a Betta at top speed. Slow moving Beta will never be able to catch a Zebra Danio.To decrease Glo-fish aggression, a school of 6 or more is recommended. Even that will not decrease the aggression to 0.A 5 gallon aquarium is also too small for Zebra Danios. Since they need room to move around a lot at high speed. Small sized aquarium will increase their aggression as well. They are good school fish and add lots of movement to your aquarium. They are nice to have, you just need a big enough aquarium and be careful about them being around other fish with long-fin.
no because male betta's are really aggressive to other betta's which plakats are male's. but female betta's can stay with other females. don't try to, one of your betta's are going to end up dead.
other Betta fish and the bigger fish.
Male Betta splendens fight with other male Betta splendens so the answer is most other fish will not fight with a Betta in the same tank. To try to list every species of fish here would be impossible.