Will a female and male betta kill each other?

Answer 1

no it will kill another male for domanancy Yes, the male will most likely kill the female. This is not always true, though. When mating they will be vicous (in most cases) but not kill each other. Any other time it is not ideal to stick a male and female betta together.

-Raz

Answer 2

more likely the male will kill the female! that's what happened to my female! luckly we had another tank to put her in and saved her in time! They are very territorial the only time you should put them together is if you are mating them! Hope this helps (:

Answer 3

Yes, but always keep ANY Betta's away from any other Betta. They are a fighting fish.

This is not true. I have had 3 female bettas in a tank together. Females DO NOT kill each other. Only males do. Ask your pet store.

Answer 4

No. Male Bettas will kill a female if either she will not spawn with him, or if she is left in his tank after he has spawned her. Male Bettas can not be kept with other Bettas, male or female.

Answer 5

Yes they will . They fight due to territory having an intruder . If you want a female betta to get pregnant , you should put them in a separate tank so they will not have any territory . After the female have her eggs , put the male and the female back into their original tank (separate) . Hope that I have helped!

Answer 6

Yes, they can. It usually happens when the male is guarding the eggs and the female tries to eat them. The male will fight and kill anyone who harms the eggs- even their own mother.