SETTING UP MY BETTA FISH TANK!!!! (READ DESCRIPTION)

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Young Chavez - 7 years ago

For everyone saying I need a bigger tank for my betta, yes I understand I need a bigger tank. I have already upgrade his tank & he seems happy about it

betta fish expert 1 - 7 years ago

It should be 2.5 gallons or more

Dragon Killer - 7 years ago

How big the tank?

betta fish expert 1 - 7 years ago

Great

Panic! At Melanies Pity Party - 7 years ago

I love how the title says read description and the description says she knows the tank is too small and she already changed it but all the comments are getting mad telling here she needs a bigger tank

steven's universe - 7 years ago

hi, its wonderful that you've upgraded his tank. I hope you've bought Rose a filter and heater as well.

I advise you to also keep in mind the Nitrogen Cycle. if you haven't heard of it, search it up. every fish tank needs to be cycled if you want your fish to live a healthy life in your new tank.

if you haven't cycled his new tank, you might want to search 'how to do a fish-in cycle'.

hey its sammy - 7 years ago

i got my betta a 10 gallon tank you should have a bigger tank but i would understand if you cant aford it i use to keep my betta in a 1 gallon but eventually i saved money to buy a bigger tank

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

hey its sammy of course. I have upgraded its tank to a bigger one. You should check out other video on my 10 gallon tank
https://youtu.be/z70gKGGlah4

Kendall's Critters! Official stop copying - 7 years ago

Please do invest in a bigger tank, a Betta needs at least 2.5 gallons and the tank needs a heater and a filter.

Kendall's Critters! Official stop copying - 7 years ago

Great!

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Kendall's Critters! read the comment I posted a week ago. I said I upgraded his tank already

Cori Elizabeth - 7 years ago

Bettas need 5 gallons minimum IMO also a heater and filter... that fish will be dead in 6 months in that tank.. I hope you're doing water changes...

Cori Elizabeth - 7 years ago

Its a little misleading with the footage you've provided, maybe edit it in?

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Cori Elizabeth Well when you buy a tank, the box it comes in comes with a filtration & yes I forgot to mention about the heater I've got. I also got a thermometer with it

Cori Elizabeth - 7 years ago

I've read through some, noticed you got a bigger tank but not about a heater or filtration

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Cori Elizabeth read what have commented a while back

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Go check my other video & tell me what you guys think I should do next
https://youtu.be/z70gKGGlah4

Kristen Chism - 7 years ago

Those tanks are actually only half a gallon. Bought one before I learned that bettas need at least 2.5 gallons, even when "small".

Angie Camacho - 7 years ago

I saw the comment that you got the bigger tank but to be sure bettas need a filter preferably a sponge filter, heater and plants silk or live they need a minimum 2. 5 gallon but bigger is always better

kingdemon89 - 7 years ago

give him the money, then he will buy those

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Angie Camacho - 7 years ago

The minimum is 2.5 that's too small

Blazing Bettas - 7 years ago

You have probably been told this already but I do think you might want to get your betta a bigger tank. Its a good temporary size, but realistically you cant heat or filter a tank so small. Just something to think about.
You have a very nice channel though:) Very nice editing.

Dragon Killer - 7 years ago

S AQUATICS you can put a filter and heater but she/he will need to take the lid off and bettas are known to jump. Leave it to the fish experts and if you want to gain knowledge about it then research it. I understand your trying to help but let more educated people deal with it.

Blazing Bettas - 7 years ago

Salaar 9898 I respect your opinion, but I'm educated on the topic myself and I'm sticking with mine

S AQUATICS - 7 years ago

Blazing Bettas u cab put heaters and filters in it for who says you cant i think you might havent any ready made tank and yes it migjt look but im not being rude just giving little bit knowledge dont mind

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Blazing Bettas Do you think we can do a sub for sub?

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Blazing Bettas Thank you. When I upgrade into a bigger tank, I'm going to have this tank as a hospital tank.

Blazing Bettas - 7 years ago

Aqua Tanks even with weekly water changes your tank isn't truly getting clean without a filter. I'm glad you plan to upgrade though. It'll benefit your fish greatly:) I started out doing the same and now my bettas live in filtered and heated divided Tanks.

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Blazing Bettas yes this is a temporary tank. I am going to get my betta a bigger tank in about 2 weeks when the betta is a bit bigger & where I live is over 100°F my house a.c is set on 87°F which is perfect for the betta. I also do weekly water changes.

Katie Kat - 7 years ago

I am just going to let the comments say that the tank is fully well to small but your betta is beautiful!

Blazing Bettas - 7 years ago

your betta is actually a full grown adult already ;)

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Katie Kat I am going to get it a bigger tank when the betta is a bit bigger. The betta it self is quite small which makes it a perfect tank for its size

Laura Reed - 7 years ago

You should add a little air stone

Patchwork The Dragon - 7 years ago

actually, they don't need airstones. Bettas, being Labyrinth breathers, can breathe air from two methods. the regular fish way, from the water, and from going up to the surface and breathing air from the atmosphere. therefore they don't need an airstone. it'll just produce unwanted current for the betta.

Dolphincutie World - 7 years ago

Hi, Bettas need a 3 to 5 gallons or more for tanks also they need heaters and filter too and plants and some hiding spots too, but you have a pretty Betta.

Mia Elizabeth - 7 years ago

Ultima Omega 103 I haven't really thought about big fish... but I think that the rule applies to bettas, and possibly other fish like guppies. Definitely not oscars haha

THE HOLY BUTTFUNGUS - 7 years ago

Mia Elizabeth oh sorry dident read your entire comment I guess if you do take proper care of bettas they would still survive Welp forget about me :P

THE HOLY BUTTFUNGUS - 7 years ago

Mia Elizabeth the inch per fish rule is wrong fish need swimming space so you suppose I'm gona but a 10 inch oscar in a 10 gallon tank? Nope plus what about water amount?Small tanks can have ammonia spikes and almost all tanks under a 2.5 don't have filters.I have also have variants of giant imbleis bettas that where larger than 2 inches.

Mia Elizabeth - 7 years ago

Dolphincutie World I totally agree with you

Dolphincutie World - 7 years ago

Mia Elizabeth Yeah I understand what your saying. I would say 2.5 and up would be right if other people asked me. I'm not saying 2 gallons is bad but if they ask me I would say 2.5 and up. They would be happy and more active in it. Just saying.

Mia Elizabeth - 7 years ago

Dolphincutie World, I am a betta breeder and have been for 3 years, whilst it is optimal for bettas to have 2.5 gallons or larger they will do just fine in 2 gallons however they will not thrive, again I am with you on bettas needing a large tank but I am simply saying that 2gallons is the absolute minimum

Dolphincutie World - 7 years ago

Mia Elizabeth Bettas need 2.5 and larger tanks. I watch a lot of youtubers and the one that knows and had bettas for a long time says the same thing.

Mia Elizabeth - 7 years ago

Taylor ._.Brooke not true because the rule is an inch of fish per gallon, and adult bettas don't exceed 2.5 inches in length. It is recommended though because of decoration and filter space taken up in the tank

Taylor ._.Brooke - 7 years ago

Aqua Tanks Actually the minimum for an adult is 2.5 gallons Or larger

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Dolphincutie World Thank you & I know. I bought plants for him. My betta is pretty small so I bought it a 1.5 gallon tank. Bettas (adults) actually need at least 2 gallon. Im going to buy it a bigger tank in about 2 weeks when it's a bit bigger

Purple Minecart//JakeTPM - 7 years ago

you should add more decoration because my sisters betta fish likes to hide behind things

Purple Minecart//JakeTPM - 7 years ago

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

Purple Minecart I bought it one yesterday

Aquarium Show - 7 years ago

The song made it seem like the betta was sad lol. I like the song .

Young Chavez - 7 years ago

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