BettaBarbara
Fish Fanatic
That is so true...my friend decided she wanted to have Bettas, all females....I advised her against it because she was new to fish in general and only owned one male Betta in the past. She didn't want to listen and insisted on having a sorority setting.......make a long story short, one morning she woke up to a sad situation. I find as you said also I believe, that putting "sisters" together are the best way for a beginner....I also found from my experiences that once the sorority is established, not to introduce a new female to it, without carefully watching them....there is usually a hierarchy and I have felt adding a newbie stimulated fighting among all the females....at this moment I have several sorority tanks, but mostly made up from the beginning with "sisters" that came from my own breeding, and they get along great. There are always exceptions, I can just give you my own trials and errors.Wildbetta said:Female bettas can be kept together although it is not advised for beginners or anyone not good with recognizing betta behavior. If you do keep females together in a sorority setting like Giz is doing here, lots and lots of plants and other things to block line of sight is mandatory.