Betta Fish Tank - 1 Month After Adding Fish

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T Buzz - 7 years ago

Beautiful!

Reiann Goh - 7 years ago

In singapore, our waters are 30 degree celcius to 32. Betta is fine...

Earthling1984 - 7 years ago

30C = 86F. So that is just in the exact range I said bettas should be in.

Jonas Broch - 8 years ago

Great tank! Also,that betta is beautiful!

J J - 8 years ago

That is a beautifully decorated tank. I just bought a young male beta that I think will look like yours when it gets a bit older. So pretty.

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

Be sure to watch my betta care video as well :) As for plants, the more the better. I mean, leave some swimming place, but, bettas like lots of plants to swim and rest in.

J J - 8 years ago

Is the first tank that you showed too heavily planted? Maybe I should add more to my tanks

A - 8 years ago

Where did you buy your beta fish from? I'd be too worried to buy one from PETCO.

Anthony Ragan - 8 years ago

That's a gorgeous Betta, and you did a great job scaping that tank!

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

Thanks!

Puckles100 - 8 years ago

Confining fish to a small tank when they should be roaming the ocean is selfish and evil - just as bad as a caged bird.

IT'S JUST A PRANK, BRO! CHILL! CHILL!!! - 7 years ago

Puckles100 They're freshwater fish. They can't survive in the ocean.

Jazzielady - 7 years ago

why so salty?

Puckles100 - 8 years ago

CosmicRedGaming The facts r the facts, ya twat

Adam Taylor - 8 years ago

+Puckles100 Where did you research? Wikipedia? lol

Puckles100 - 8 years ago

+CosmicRedGaming I did research it, you flippin moron. EVERYTHING SHE SAID IS INCORRECT. Now STOP spreading misinformation AND GO EDUCATE YOURSELF, YOU FOOL.

Puckles100 - 8 years ago

+Katie Flint The response of a loser who cannot argue with the FACTS. have a great day

Adam Taylor - 8 years ago

It's not wrong information. If you were to actually research a Betta and were they live you would know shes right.

Katie Flint - 8 years ago

omg, you're such a nice person (:

Puckles100 - 8 years ago

Katie Flint "It is popular to keep betta fish in very small containers for display around the home. Contrary to popular belief this can stress the fish causing health issues."

Thank you, bitch. Now STOP SPREADING MISINFORMATION.

Puckles100 - 8 years ago

Katie Flint They live in VAST STANDING WATERS where there is plenty of room to swim and explore. They do NOT LIVE IN PUDDLES. Now STFU. This IS cruelty.

Katie Flint - 8 years ago

Betta fish live in shallow streams and puddles, this is an ocean to him! No cruelty here!

Puckles100 - 8 years ago

It is irrelevant where they came from.

Laura Owen - 8 years ago

i believe this breed of fish originated in thailand in little pools in rice fields & small streams

Adam Taylor - 8 years ago

By that logic nobody should own any type of animal, reptile, or fish. Correct?

Ralph Santos - 8 years ago

I got my beta two days ago and he still hasn't eaten yet. Is this normal?

Ralph Santos - 8 years ago

+Earthling1984 cool I'll check that out

Ralph Santos - 8 years ago

I got a 1g tank at the same time as the betta but I recently just upgraded to a 10g with a heater and filter. I also just learned about cycling so I'm planning on doing an in-fish cycle.

Right now the 10g filter just pushes the pellets down to the gravel... I tried turning off the filter but even then he won't eat. Not sure what to do.

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

+Earthling1984 I have a vide on betta fish care you may want to check out. Search my channel for "betta care".

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

Did you cycle the tank for 2 to 3 weeks before getting your betta. Do you have a heater keeping the tank around 78F? Also, be sure not to overfeed. Most aquatic newbies feed way too much, which can cause an ammonia spike and sickness/death.

Eiman Vino - 8 years ago

are those plants natural or plastic?? :)

Eiman Vino - 8 years ago

+Earthling1984 Thanks! :D

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

+Eiman Vino plastic

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Gangplank - Hiểm Hoạ Vùng Saltwater - 8 years ago

Where do you buy a betta ???

The betta is so beautiful !!!

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

+goku Son Most pet stores have them, and, you can also purchase really cool ones online.

Chris K - 8 years ago

Do you still have that saltwater fish only tank?

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

+Chris K yes, but, it is now a freshwater community tank. I have some recent videos on it (within the past few months). Search my channel for 'fish tank' or 'aquarium' and you should find them.

Mat's Pets - 8 years ago

Nice video, the tank would look even better if you'd add some live plants :) Could you do an update video on the community tank? I've been wondering how that's been doing :)

Mat's Pets - 8 years ago

thanks, you too :) looking forward to it!

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

+Mat's Pets Thanks! I prefer plastic just for the ease of maintenance. Less for me to worry about in this tiny tank. But I agree, live are awesome, just require more work. I will do an update on the community tank soon! Have a good day dude!

Mia - 8 years ago

my two veiltale males started making lots of happy bubble nests once I added a heater. do you use any vegetable or fish food color enhancers? so pretty

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

+Mia Awesome. And no, I just use a high quality betta food, but that's all. Just little circle pellet food.

losiboy454 - 8 years ago

ive got a female veiltale betta in a 30 gallon community tank with tons of different species of barbs, and an angelfish, its all one big happy family. she doesn't show even a hint of aggression and neither do some of my hot tempered barbs. shes very active too, i see her more than most of the barbs

Adrian Paolo - 8 years ago

HI, i have a Betta in a 10 Gallon Aquarium and it's bottom sitting it only goes to the surface to eat or get air other than that it's just staying on the bottom

Anthony's Malawi Predators - 8 years ago

+Adrian GoldShade how long have you had him? is the tank mature and cycled?

Adrian Paolo - 8 years ago

+Earthling1984 Yes,i only use a sponge filter and almost half of the tank is full of plants.

Earthling1984 - 8 years ago

+Adrian GoldShade do you have lots of plants and low water movement?

Sharan Shashidhar - 8 years ago

@Earthling1984
any suggestions for pets?
currently in Bangalore India
dogs and cats are too mainstream here

Sharan Shashidhar - 8 years ago

+Megoonie I'm not hinting at less or more love..just see em when I get across my street.. so I thought I might get a lil less mainstream pet for myself!

Megoonie - 8 years ago

Mainstream animals deserve love and care too. I have cats and fish.

Luke The Vampire Slayer - 8 years ago

Leopard Geckos, Crested Geckos, Bearded Dragons, Blue Tongue Skinks, Ferrets, Rats, Gerbils, Chinchilla, Hedgehog, Ball Python. Just to name a few. I am more a reptile guy so I mainly gave you those suggestions. Also firebelly newts are a cool pet. They don't have to have a filter or anything and can live up to 30 years I hear.