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Looks lovely. What is the species at the back there?

Somebody has been busy recently :lol: It does look good though. What's the orange coloured plant in there?

If your tap water is 40ppm, it may be difficult to significantly lower it. Plants will absorb it, though unless the tank is heavily planted I wouldn't expect to see a huge difference in levels. S'pose you could try using RO water, but that could get expensive.

I'd try some hardy java fern and/or anubias to start with. I've heard the lights aren't the best in those tanks, though I've never had experience with them myself.

If she is pregnant, she must have already been pregnant when you bought her :unsure:

Bettas are pretty cool fish IME :rolleyes:

Have kept bettas with cherries before myself with no problems, but then again he got along with other fish too. Cherries are fairly small so it's easy to see why some bettas see them as food :rolleyes: At 6 gal, I would just put either a few male endlers in with the betta or just shrimp :good:

Not sure if it's intentional, but I like the way the sand slopes, also :good:

Impressive fish, something different to your average pet-store betta splendens :good:

I like the wood you've got there with the plants near it. What about some 'leafier' plants, eg echinodorus or anubias species?