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He is a lovely fish, nothing wrong with having no Ventral fins, I have a few without them ;) shouldn't effect any fry he may have either. But no way I would house him with females, temperary or not

i doubt that is the case, very rare bettas are off there food

sorry for your loss. :-(

He is stunning! Agreed he's not HM but VT

maybe he doesn't like them? i have 1 that won't tough bloodworm but loves his veggies :blink:

am guessing he damaged his tail on the decore then? get some live or silk plants in there for him, with nothing he will become very depressed

could you get a picture at all? but some anti fungal meds in *Myxazin if in the UK works brill for this* to stop infection setting in

Looks like nipping to me, either that or he is tail biting *common in bettas* the other fish in your tank are too big for a 20l I'm afraid, in my opinion you want just the Betta in there, maybe a few shrimp or a snail

Love the make Hannah!

This is my pink dragon male i had last year He is more a salmon pink colour His partner ;) more pale pink

gosh he is VERY pink!! He looks like he's HMPK to me :) Gorgeous lil guy

if there bigger than his mouth they *should* be ok

Well heres a lovely pic of my 2 youngsters Kenny & Junior Both are near 6 months old Kenny ~ White & Green Marble HM ~ Bred by Sausagewinkle :good: Junior ~ Blue Butterfly DTHM ~ Bred by me :D Kenny is 1 day older than Junior Obviously there not housed together ;) Kenny is in a breeder...

just make sure there not small enough to be eaten

Assassins are fine with Bettas, as are 'most' neons

am guessing the tank is filtered? sounds like the ammonia levels may have been raised, you need to invest in a liquid kit to keep and eye on the levels, any trace of ammonia is lethal to fish

Jen you know i love him ;) :D

do a 50% water change just to be safe, 7 weeks sounds very short for a cycle, did you add anything to the tank before the betta?

he could just be VERY lazy :lol: if you can get the info above though that will help find out for sure if there is a problem. Few more questions Is he eating? Has his colour changed? *paler for instance*

they've both bred and raised fry before just not together if you get me

More space = more bettas! in a 10 gal you just divide it up and have 2 ;) I have 4 in my 15 gal and I have 3 15 gals :lol:

thats a copper ;) I had a lovely pair of bright pink dragons HMPKs last year would jump at the chance to have 1 again and I hate pink

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1st is a double ray CT by the look of him *twin extentions from 1 branch*

Seriously if you dont want to wake up to dead fish remove the male. You'll be amased how many times i hear *yeah there fine no issues at all so why should i separate* a week later its oh no my fighters are dead :/ personally as a breeder its not worth the risk. Plus you'll get so much more...

Agree with above separate the make and get a few more females to stop aggression issues. Chances are the current is too strong for him. Bettas need very minimum water movement due the the amount if finnage

so £30 for the lot? posted? :hyper: if so please PM me ;)

Livebearers, i have Guppies, Mollies, Giant Swordtails & a Platy :)

Well my pair of Kribs are on there 3rd set of eggs since being with me *few months* this time round the female isn't letting the male anywhere near, he is sat behind the filter feeling sorry for himself. I am yet to have and fry come from them, would you reccomend pulling the cave out and...

Happy birthday :D

Males and females can't be housed together so that is out of the question. In my experience Cherries *even adults!* are seen as food to 90% of Bettas both Male & Female, however I have had success with Algae/Amano Shrimp :good:

The males are either in separate 4 gallon tanks or in my 16 gallons *I have 3* that are split into 4 sections ;) Just ordered these 2 males too :look: Red Copper Halfmoon Red Double tail Females all live together in a 35 Gallon tank :)

Fully agree with you there Oldman, I usually end up with mine for free as I know the owners well and they always offer them to me rather than letting 'them rot and die' so to speak, none of there other customers want a betta with no fins as there 'not as pretty' :grr:

Welcome :) White stringy poop is usually signs of an internal problem

Glad to hear he's doing well, hopefully both of them will be right as rain in no time at all :good:

Um no not at all! I have 9 males *+ 5 to come* and atleast 20 females *probably more like 30!* what can I say, its an addiction :lol: Thats without all my other fish too :look:

In most cases it fully heals, there is a slight imperfection where the regrowth happens but its usually not noticeable, i have no doubt these will be near fully if not fully healed in a few weeks time :)

Lovely Dumbos :D such pretty boys :good: Hows the other chap doing?

Java ferns would be your best bet as they require little attention they do however need attaching to some wood or a rock