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I've had him with tank mates for 6 months, and it's the other fish attacking the Betta. I took the rasboras back to the pet store and ALL the remaining fish seem to be more active and happy. I'm going to give them time to settle and my Bettas find to heal before I add a few more corys

Right before I read this comment, I found a rasbora in the process of dying with a missing eye. I'm in the process of separating them. I'll probably take the rasboras back to the pet store. They were fun, but my Betta is my first priority. I just don't understand how they have lived together for...

The picture makes it look like it's black near the edges, but it isn't. The end of his tail was blue and I guess that's what's showing through. When I turned the light on to take the picture, he chased the rasboras off and they left him alone. There are no signs of fin nipping in any other fish...

I've had my tank for about 6 months now. I have a male Betta, 7 harlequin rasboras, 4 Cory catfish, and a common pleco. My Betta has never been an aggressive fish. He's super sweet and even comes to the top of the water to let me pet him. But recently, he's lost about a quarter of his tail fin...