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I got CT male, he's around 8-9 months old but no bubble nest yet. My VT tail male, he started making bubble nest at 6 months. Same setup for all bettas, but some make bubbles, some don't.

I've seen people keeping bettas in those small, covered plastic pots. They only take the cover off after 2 days. I'm wondering, do bettas breed in the dark or can they actually see in the dark?

starlet wrote: ↑Sat Mar 08, 2025 10:49 pm You're asking about keeping betta with other fish, what specifically do you mean by 'big tail' - are you referring to guppies, angelfish, or something else entirely?

Fishes with elaborate fins or tails, such as fancy neptunes and dwarf gourami.

I'm curious about keeping betta with other big tail fishes. Are there any betta species that can coexist with them?

I'd like to build on what's already been discussed. Providing your betta with a varied diet is essential - I recommend feeding them 3-4 times a day, using a mix of frozen and live foods, just make sure to defrost the frozen ones first. Maintaining the ideal water temperature is also crucial, so ...

I'd like to build on what's already been discussed. Providing your betta with a varied diet is essential - I recommend feeding them 3-4 times a day, using a mix of frozen and live foods, just make sure to defrost the frozen ones first. Maintaining the ideal water temperature is also crucial, so ...

Here is female betta

Today's pic - He's a male betta

@coltin and ryan
I just saw them and my male's fins are damaged but the female looks fine. Can betta females damage males? I was monitoring them for 2 hours earlier and she was just approaching him, not aggressive or anything.

I'd like to build on what's already been discussed. Providing your betta with a varied diet is essential - I recommend feeding them 3-4 times a day, using a mix of frozen and live foods, just make sure to defrost the frozen ones first. Maintaining the ideal water temperature is also crucial, so ...