How Cold Has Your Betta Bin And How Long

[Glegorly]

I remembered the information from a page on the RSPCA website and I researched it before I answered the question. The Wiki Says:
"Temperatures under about 10°C/50°F are dangerous to fancy varieties of goldfish, though commons and comets can be exposed to slightly lower temperatures without a problem."

Fancy varieties come under radically different rules as they are subtropical they should be kept at 16-22C. Comets and common pond goldies the ones people normally associate with have a much larger range of temperatures they can survive in.

Wow never knew that, you learn something everyday, thanks for the info

 

[graceofbass]

I've found that bettas are very sturdy fish, and I successfully kept a betta in a small bowl with no heater for 3 years and a room temperature varying from 60-70F (don't worry, I've since learned better and keep them in the tank). I predict most of your bettas will pull through if they were already healthy. Good luck!

 

[ladybogusz]

Would love to know where you got your Bettas shipped from? I love looking at the different types and colours and prices too!

Please tell us all.....