Betta Accomodation?

[Durbkat]

I keep 1 of my bettas in a 1g aquaview tank and the other 2 in a divided 2.5g.

 

[thelastbetta]

Each in their own one gallon with dark purple, blue gravel and four java ferns each.

Nice and simple.

 

[Karah's_Mommy]

I have 4 5-gallon tanks, 3 are divided in half and 1 has a single betta in it. I have a 10-gallon with a single betta in it. I plan to move them all to 5-gallon+ each as I get more room or have one pass away.

 

[Kara101584]

My guys are all in tanks ranging from 1g - 10g... Mostly 1g though.

 

[Allie]

my betta guy is in a 1 gallon bowl with about 5 small plastic rocks.

 

[Cobe27]

My little guy is in a 2.5g tank. And he seems happy as a pig in wotsit.

 

[BWBettas]

minde reside in...

Bowzer has his own 1 gallon critter keeper and Yukio has a 10g wiht 2 plastic plants 2 peices of slate and multi colouredgravel. filtration is provided by a AZOO HOB mignon filter and hetaing by a visitherm 50

 

[severina]

I have my one little girl in a 5 gallon hex. I think she likes it :>

 

[ChrisC]

You guys sticking their royal highnesses in anything less than a 5gal are all so tight! My little prince is in his own little 10gal heavily planted kingdom, with no-one to distract from his beauty!

Thanks,
Chris

 

[bettaBetta]

Mine are in 3 one Gals, a heated, filtered ten gal, and a heated, filtered, planted 20 gal

 

[OohFeeshy]

I think I have Betta-specific MTS.

I can't stop myself from buying anything which I think is a good price, that I could fit a betta into. I don't see why I feel the need to do this

Gah, know the feeling. Whenever I go out, I can't help thinking 'ooh, I bet this holds over 1.5g, that would make a good experimental betta home!'... Note, this is for items such as mixing bowls, measuring jugs, bins, and anything else made out of plastic. I have to almost physically make myself walk away from the big plasic brewing tubs....

 

[soritan]

I think I have Betta-specific MTS.

I can't stop myself from buying anything which I think is a good price, that I could fit a betta into. I don't see why I feel the need to do this

Gah, know the feeling. Whenever I go out, I can't help thinking 'ooh, I bet this holds over 1.5g, that would make a good experimental betta home!'... Note, this is for items such as mixing bowls, measuring jugs, bins, and anything else made out of plastic. I have to almost physically make myself walk away from the big plasic brewing tubs....

I have a vat of pepperocini in the fridge for just the same reason. Thankfully, it's cheap and tastey. The "I can put a betta in that!" thing is totally coincidental.

 

[boozybears]

Finnigan's in a one gallon.

 

[tidytourniquet]

I have my only betta in a 5 gal all to himself but Im thinking of maybe getting some shrimp or cories to add a little something else to it

 

[catxx]

1x 4 gallon unfiltered, all to himself
1x 7 gallon filtered with 2 baby corys

and when i've relocated neons, i'll get a 3rd who'll have a 5 gallon filtered hex to himself