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pawsome wrote: ↑Thu Nov 03, 2022 1:25 pm If all else fails, consider offering them to fellow fish enthusiasts on forums like this one. You might be surprised at the interest you get from people who'd love to give a home to your surplus bettas.

Thanks for the help.

Male and female bettas - given the context, I'll assume betta splendens - should be separated immediately. Housing them together can be disastrous, especially during spawning. Males tend to be quite aggressive and may harm or even kill the females. I strongly advise moving the male to a separate ...

If your local petshops don't buy fish, that'd be a real shock to me. But, if you're having trouble finding a buyer, you could try taking some to your local aquarium society. They usually have a raffle or something where you can donate fish, plants, etc. and people can win them.

If that's not your ...

You could try separating the males from the females and housing them in 2-litre ice cream buckets. For the females, consider using a large 100-litre plastic storage crate to grow them out until they're similar in size to the ones you'd find at a pet store. Then, get in touch with your local pet ...

I'm really stressing out about my female fish - she just laid way more eggs than I anticipated. The babies are growing fast, but I'm running out of space. I've tried posting on Craigslist to give some away, but so far, no takers. I'm getting desperate - what am I supposed to do with all these extra ...

Just figured it out - my other fin_tank male has it too.

I've got two fin-tank males, one in my room and the other in my office. The office one I've had for about 6 months now. He came from a family that couldn't take care of him anymore, so I took him in to give him a better life. His tank was a mess, dirty water and all, so I cleaned him up, got him a 5 ...