My new Female Betta tank

Elisabeth83

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• Feb 10, 2005

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I had sand in my female betta tank but I decided to change it to black gravel and added some river stones. I also bought a nice piece of driftwood from my lfs. I think the black gravel really brings out the colors in the fish

I took a few shots of the girls too

I took this picture of the tank without flash

 

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Here is one of my girls

 

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This is one of the girls I got today. She's so vibrant She was the only female in the tank at the store that didn't have any stress bars. I guess she's confident

 

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Hey get outta my spot!!

 

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Here's one of my fav girls

I have a few other girls but I couldn't get any decent shots of them. Will have to try again another day

 

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• Feb 10, 2005

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i didnt know females can be so beautiful, very nice choice of colors and your tank is amazing too!

 

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love the pictures! wot camera u usin? they crowntails? lovely lookin fish,

hope everythin goes well, i had a major fin rot problem and lost 3 of my fighters my fry are growin though,

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Thanks everyone

I have a Kodak DX7440. I'm bnot sure if the females are crowntails but after you mentioned it I went and had a look and I do see little rays sticking out on some of them. Hmmm I'll have to find out.

 

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Can you keep female bettas in a community tank?

 

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• Feb 11, 2005

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They are lovely Elisabeth

The first looks like my girl Fleur and is a crowntail as is the blue one and the green one.

I like the tank with the black gravel too

 

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• Feb 11, 2005

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Very nice fishies and good photos.

Can you keep female bettas in a community tank?

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Yes you can - I used to keep mine in my community tank with no problems.

 

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• Feb 12, 2005

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Nice looking tank Elisabeth. This is the 14g?

 

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Your new Cambodian is stunning!

Great tank layout, also.