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It is a misconception that betta fish do not get along with other fish. While intolerant to their own species, bettas can get along with other fish so long as they are not easy to mistake for another male betta - such as fancy guppies - or fin-nipping fish like many tetras that often go for long-finned fish. Female bettas can be housed with guppies, however.
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Do betta fish go together with goldfish?
Beta fish are solitary fish and generally will attack/annoy any other fish until they are dead. Check with your local pet shop that sell fish to inquire about what, if any, fish can co-exist with Beta. it all depends on how aggressive you betta fish is, i own two male bettas, i placed my first one in the tank with 3 other goldfishes and they get along fine, however when i replaced the 1st betta with the 2nd one, it was the more aggressive one and attacked my other fishes...... my suggestions is to buy a seperator for the betta and have it get use to the other fishes for the first couple of weeks then place them together. just a heads up, doing this can cause a betta to get stressed out, so be on a look out for simptosn of ick hello!
Should you only get one guppy?
Guppies are a gregarious tropical freshwater fish. The can safely co-exist in multiples. The male Siamese fighting fish however will kill any other makes it meets.
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What fish can live with a male betta fish?
Basically, stay away from fish that are significantly smaller than the betta as he may think "Yay! Dinner!", and avoid nipping fish, it's best to try some google links and also ask the retailers, they may not provide all the information you need, but they can provide enough that you can get to a good start. I find young cat fish about 2-4in long get along well, but beware that these fish grow large and will eat the betta once it's mouth is big enough that it'll fit. The Betta is actually a very good community fish (as long as the aquarium is large enough), and it will get along with most other species of fish. You just cannot put two Betta males together in the same tank. the only thing that really bugs a beta is other fish with big fins, it seem's that they have a complex they need to deal with. Tetras and small catfish like bristlenose and corydoras are good tank mates for fighting fish. also you cant put female betta but you have to check that they don't beat up one another
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What is CO treated fish?
CO treated fish is fish that has been treated with Carbon Monoxide. This is usually done to fish that is beginning to turn, because the CO process brings back good color to the fish.
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To exist alongside in harmony.
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What materials do you need for betta fish?
The basic materials for a Betta are as follows:A tank with a minimum size of 2.5 gallons, though at least 5 gallons is reccomended.A heater that is safe for your size of aquarium, one that is adjustable and can be set to about 78FFiltration if possible, though it is not required for betta's.At least two types of food, I like to keep bloodworms and bettas pellets on hand. A variety in their diet makes their colors brighter and makes them live a lot longer. Feed them 2-3 minutes per day 6 days a week, and once a week, "fast" them, doing this prevents infections and constipation.Do NOT use an air-bubbler in a small tank, Betta's can breathe just fine from the surface, however they can not handle any type of a current, as they live naturally in stagnant water (please note: stagnant means not moving, not dirty. Betta's do require clean water)If the tank is less than 5 gallons, change 100% of the water every week, if it is 5-10 gallons AND filtered, change 50% of the water, 10 gallons and above, filtered, change 25% of the water.the OPTIMUM Betta environment:10+ Gallon tank, stocked with a single male or female Betta (never co-exist any Betta's, male or female, while it is possible to stock multiple females they will often turn on each other as they get older)Other tankmates: Otoclincus Catfish, Corydoras catfish, and some have had success with Ghost Shrimp, but shrimp is also one of the Betta's favorite foods.A heater appropriate to the tank (5W per gallone), that is adjustable, set to 78F, but increased to 82F if the Betta get's sick (fish don't get fevers, so you need to warm the water to fight disease)A filter, such as a Tetra EX20 or Whisper EX20, one with a permanent biological filter and a carbon filter element. Tie a sponge to the end of the filter output, or place a piece of plastic there to defer the current (remember, betta's don't like current).Live plants, and a log or cave for the Betta to hide in.Other notes:NEVER use plastic plants, as they cut the betta's fin. Either use real, or silk plants. Never stock betta's with any type of fin nipping or aggressive fish, as Betta's swim very slowly compared to other fish and their long fins often become targets. Betta's will also attack any colorful or long finned fish.
I have never kept fish before but I am looking to start the fish you intend to keep are 8x cardinal tetras 3x swordtails 1x algae eater 1x twig catfish and 1x steel blue killifish advice please?
I would like to plant the tank with Java Fern and Tropical Hornwort, I will have bogwood, and sandy substrate. Will, the fish co-exist? Will the swordtails be able to survive in the optimum conditions of the other fish? Will an interior power filter be sutiable?
