How long can a fish live for?

Answer 1

Good luck trying to get it to live a year
Hmm... I don't really know, as the average betta only lives for about 1 1/2 to 3 years in NORMAL CONDITIONS (e.g. squeezed in a really small container (who likes it?), fed with a variety of foods, clean, slightly acidic water) but in some cases of lab fish (no, they are NOT genetically mutiliated, just in prime conditions such as a large space, plenty of plants, a good filter (no one says that they must not have one,) and plenty of live foods, they can live up to thirty years. Tip: When choosing bettas, look at its head. If its head looks rough, it is most probably ond and about to die anyway, hence it is not worth the money to buy them.

Answer 2

The lifespan of a fish can vary greatly depending on the species. Some fish may only live for a few years, while others can live for several decades. For example, goldfish typically live for 10-15 years, while koi fish can live for 25-35 years or even longer.

Answer 3

Betta fish usually live for between 1-3 years.

Answer 4

If they are unhealthy or have constipation

Answer 5

A (forgot fish) can live for atleast 80 years, if the (forgot fish) is lucky, it can live over 80 years

Answer 6

This really depends on how the fish it taken care of. Bettas can live for 2-5 years but they often die before that because of poor care and water conditions.

Answer 7

Oh herro! A pet fish!