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Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

All these females are in a 20gal community tank now. :D Check out my more recent videos to see them in their new home!

Detra Isham - 7 years ago

Creative Pet Keeping was that a koi fish in the big tank?

Alaina Mark - 7 years ago

Poor fish bubbles seems to have fin rot and bettas need at least 2.5 gallons of water your fish do not seem healthy

Daniel Shatley - 6 years ago

That is a temporary tank

Guppy Gal & Tanzie the Ragdoll - 7 years ago

use flex watt tape as long as you need under your fish

Aurora Esparza - 7 years ago

Girl Bubbles and the sick one both have a disease called fin rot cuz they both have black on the ends of their fins you have to hurry and get something to help them because my betta fish died of that cause the disease stressful for the betta and they die just like my I'm not lying

Deborah Gilmore - 7 years ago

I heat many via a heating pad double, zip lock, bagged and I just set them on it. I can really control the heat. :)

ruz maq - 7 years ago

lol rip, r u out of ut fuckin mind ? they r bettes dont even let them see each other they flare n its not good

francesco scognamiglio - 7 years ago

Use only decanted tap water?

Donna Kate Morgan - 7 years ago

do you sell and shop your BETTA fish? I want to have 5 female and 1 male 30 gallon tank planted

Nisa Cobos - 7 years ago

Which heater do you use?

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Xvertex - 7 years ago

She has almost the same type of betta as me

Christopher Steven - 7 years ago

YOU LIVE IN CHICAGO TOO?!?!??!!!!

BeanieBoos 360 - 7 years ago

lol i only have 2 males

SolidGoldShows - 7 years ago

Good idea

My Vuong - 7 years ago

Wait what where do you get the heater tho

galaxy star - 7 years ago

You should show this to petsmart xD

Izi's animal kingdom - 7 years ago

galaxy star u r my fav person

TaOstatnia - 7 years ago

BOWLS ARE NOT FOR FISH!

Alex Tchieng - 7 years ago

TaOstatnia thay can be if you change water every day

Max Eck - 7 years ago

they do not belong in less than 2.5 gallons of clean water a filter and a heater

Amirah Suhaimi - 7 years ago

she specifically said that it was temporary

Goldiebubbles - 7 years ago

Zamiiz bowls are horrible for fish but I have never heard anything about bowl shaped containers being bad.

Al Vara - 7 years ago

good idea

Mark Steinmetz - 7 years ago

I have a little tank for my twin twin male the tank is a 1/2 gallon is that good for it?

Armored Wings - 7 years ago

Mark Steinmetz Bettas need a minimum of 2.5 gallons to live in, 5 gallons being ideal. A half gallon is to small for any fish.

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Clay Lindsey - 8 years ago

i would put solution in the water in case.they do jump out

Mexican cartel ! - 8 years ago

Several times

Mexican cartel ! - 8 years ago

That is way too small of a tank for a heater like that I've had those heaters and I've had cooked fish from them having him in the tank too small

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Did you have a faulty heater? I had a thermometer in there and the heater kept the temp stable

Mexican cartel ! - 8 years ago

Does that coif email have dropsy?

Donna - 8 years ago

I was nearly ready for subbing till I saw this video. That's just cruel keeping them in cups, no better than petsmart & Petco.

Get those bettas in a 5g EACH at least.

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

I mentioned in both the video AND the description of the video that this was a temporary set up. They are in a 20gal tank now. Quarantine fish before putting them in a tank is common practice in the fish-keeping hobby to ensure the fish do not spread any disease or parasites to other fish.

Freshwater tanks - 8 years ago

there flaring and there tanks (bowls)you are not good at keeping betta no offense 2.5g per betta

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

I did not have 5..2.5 gal spare tanks to use for 2 weeks to quarantine my females and since they are aggressive they needed to be separate before they could be put in a large enough tank.
Their water was changed daily, they had a stable temperature. They were fine and now they are happy in their large tank :)

Freshwater tanks - 8 years ago

Creative Pet Keeping I do but I do it properly

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Which is why they are in a 20 gal tank now. I mentioned this was a temp setup in the video. Do you never quarantine new fish?

AmyCummingsIrishDanceMom - 8 years ago

Actually Mr. Bubbles was saying no! lol

Kelly Criscuolo-DeButts - 8 years ago

If... if... IF I ever try breeding my bettas, I'll remember this for the babies. IF.

Mackenzie the Therian - 8 years ago

I live in lousiana would I need a heater

salty sugar • 10 months ago - 7 years ago

You need a thermometer. Keep the temperature in check. But for the most part, I don't think so. Unless it's winter

Trahshsh - 8 years ago

How large is the sorority tank

Sanjuana - 7 years ago

Fierce Blue 20 gallons

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Louise x - 8 years ago

this is awful.. these tanks are too small they need 2 gallons minimum

Louise x - 8 years ago

i look forward to seeing the new tank! im sure they will love it

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Yup! And no worries :) I will be making a video of their sorority tank very very soon. I just need to finish getting the tank ready. I think they will love their new home.

Louise x - 8 years ago

+Creative Pet Keeping i must of missed this part sorry about that, are you making a sorority tank?

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

This is only temporary for a short time. I even said in the video it's temporary..they are going in a 20gal tank. I needed to get all the females first. :)

ClayArtGirl - 8 years ago

Great tip! Here is a tip for you. If you use an air pump to move the water around the heater it will spread the heat better than it just staying stagnant. The water currents will move the heated water around instead of all the headed water just staying at the heater.

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

that's a very good point :)

Modern Cartoon Love // Josh Animations - 8 years ago

Why do you have bettas in small containers? Poor bettas T-T

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

They were there only for two weeks as I quarenteed them. Check out all my newest video, they are in a 20gal tank :D

Modern Cartoon Love // Josh Animations - 8 years ago

Lisa the Llama ahhh okay :)

Lisa the Llama - 8 years ago

iJoshHD //Growtopia im pretty sure their still young/being treated

Trahshsh - 8 years ago

Could a fish live in the Tupperware

Trahshsh - 8 years ago

thx

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Actually yes. If the container is sterile and clean and has never had any chemicals in it then its totally possible. Just don't fill it all the way as it can warp the container.

brax likes - 8 years ago

I had a beautiful moon large fined betta in a 10 gallon tank with 2 Cory cats (yes I know they should be in a school I'm working on it) and 2 Apple snails and the betta jumped out I recently put a hood on it because he jumped out I did everything to save him but he only lived 6 hours after I found him on the floor I don't understand why he jumped out he seemed happy and I tested my water everything looked great he had plenty of hiding spaces got stressed the cat fish never bothered him and he never bothered them so I don't think it was them I feed him blood worms and basic betta food I just don't I know why he jumped out

Freshwater tanks - 8 years ago

they insectivores if they see bugs they might jump that only what i can think of

Goaticorn - 8 years ago

I'm sorry that sucks. My very first female betta I had did that and the male who was next to her hit his lid/flap/thing, opening it, and then he jumped after her. She was already dead and but I managed to save him. He lived for another year and died at like 3 and a half. Now, my new betta, is old af and he never jumps out of the water at all.

brax likes - 8 years ago

ClayArtGirl thanks for helping

ClayArtGirl - 8 years ago

I'm sorry for your loss. But yes bettas will jump for no reason sometimes. It is part of their nature. When I feed my bettas they will sometimes jump up to get their food.

brax likes - 8 years ago

shuzu. Thank u for your help

brax likes - 8 years ago

shuzu. Thank u for your help

princess - 8 years ago

Beebosfourheadandcheastbone Slays me jumping is a bettas normal behaviour.. in nature they jump to catch flies etc

Carlos mojia - 8 years ago

you are creative at pet keeping=)

Carlos mojia - 8 years ago

ya I know=)

Modern Cartoon Love // Josh Animations - 8 years ago

Diana Mejia uh, DUH?!

folsomfish - 8 years ago

Very smart idea!

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Thank you.

Horseluver4ever 1234 - 8 years ago

I will try to post a video on my channel of a picture of him, you can watch it.

Horseluver4ever 1234 - 8 years ago

I will try the leaf too and lower the water.

Tiara And Chase - 8 years ago

Such Pretty little fish ❤️

Anti LeafyIsHere DragonFlame - 8 years ago

do you know any recommendable websites to get bettas from if you live in a different country? (ie Australia )

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

aquabid is a good site to get imported fish

SUG1MARA Ishamura - 8 years ago

you should not have Betta's

SUG1MARA Ishamura - 8 years ago

+Creative Pet Keeping because this girl needs to keep Betta's in bigger tanks and they need tank mates to be happy

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Why?

nightmare gamer 95 - 8 years ago

why

BusyBettas - 8 years ago

Really great tip!

HowlingTv - 8 years ago

When this uploaded I was reading a book about fish/sirens

Katie Fossum - 8 years ago

What kind of heater is that? I need something good for my 2.5 gallon tank.

Freshwater tanks - 8 years ago

2 watts per gallon

Nicole Pinto - 8 years ago

Katie Fossum Aqueon 10watt mini heater, they work great for 2.5gals and 3.5gals

Puppypop 101 - 8 years ago

Great idea!

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

LETS GET THIS VIDEO TO 200 LIKES!!!
Newest Pet Vlog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW8A0l7oZSk
Why Bettas NEED a heater: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuYPczmvFTk
Where I got my Koi Betta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FumfAvqHil0

Kay Wilkerson - 8 years ago

Very Creative, love the video

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Glad you like it :D

Aye Its Adrianna - 8 years ago

17th (I'm late)

Aye Its Adrianna - 8 years ago

so r u :D

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

But you always comment so you are still awesome!

Horseluver4ever 1234 - 8 years ago

Please Help me..... He also sits at the bottom of the tank all day....

Horseluver4ever 1234 - 8 years ago

Thank you so much! I have not tested the water, but I am getting a new tank for him. It will have fresh, new water but it will still have good bacteria. He is pretty old, about two years. I have searched the internet and I found one case that sounds exactly the same to his. Nobody knew what it was and that fish died. I will try the website you gave me. Thanks so much!

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

How old is he? What is the temperature of the water? Have you tested the water quality? Here is a website with common betta sicknesses and photos. Look through it and maybe you might be able to match up what is wrong with him. http://bettatalk.com/betta_diseases.htm

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Horseluver4ever 1234 - 8 years ago

I have this fish that was blue, he is a male beta. The back half of his body is turning white and his fins have white spots all over them. Also the tips of his fins look rotted. He is excited for food but it seems to me that it looks like it is hard for him to grab it. I am trying ick medication and possibly fin rot. Do you have any tips? I want to save his life, and I love him very much.... It would mean a lot to me if you helped... Thank you....

Horseluver4ever 1234 - 8 years ago

I uploaded the video. You can watch it, it is titled Sick Fish.

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

I just saw the second comment. First of all, the fact that you identified his fin rot and ick is good. I would change most of the water..maybe 70% so he has very clean water. Medicine will help.. also lowering the water level for a while so he can get to the surface faster will help. You can add a little bit of aquarium salt and if you could order a banana or almond leaf online those are proven to help bettas with fin rot. I really hope he gets better!

Alexis Wilson - 8 years ago

I like the spotted lookin one

halfmoonblu - 8 years ago

Great ideas there

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Thank you

Brooke Tauscher - 8 years ago

this is what i was thinking while watching your last video

Erica Stone - 8 years ago

Creative Pet Keeping

Brooke Tauscher - 8 years ago

yup

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Paris Jean - 8 years ago

How creative

summer surfs - 7 years ago

Paris Jean I see you everywhere, maybe we have similar video taste! BTW I loaf your channel (:

Weskeruru24 24 - 8 years ago

it calls baño maria in spanish

Ren Espada Number 15 - 8 years ago

phones ruin everything

Paricutin Yoman - 8 years ago

.....My sister's betta fish just died :'(......

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Oh no.. I'm sorry to hear that

Ren Espada Number 15 - 8 years ago

I should get a heater and some betas......and a tank lol

Becky Suzanne - 7 years ago

5 females and 2 male bettas here <3

Satan916 - 7 years ago

glad im not the only one with betta fever. i have 3 females an 5 males myself

Freshwater tanks - 8 years ago

dont do it get 2.5 gallons per betta

Ren Espada Number 15 - 8 years ago

+Creative Pet Keeping yes lol

Creative Pet Keeping - 8 years ago

Did my bettas make you catch the "betta fever" hehehe

Ren Espada Number 15 - 8 years ago

died*

Ren Espada Number 15 - 8 years ago

My beta dead

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