luke.eyndhoven
New Member
hey
just on the subject of PK's living together, here in australia bettas are a fish that most pet shops do not know what the difference between PK males and females. when i first came into the world of bettas i was unaware aswell. so off i went and bought a male and 4 "females". as time went on i noticed that one of the "females" grew larger and its fins grew longer. after some research i soon figured it was a male
anyways back to the thread
the male was never agressive towards the feamles. nor were they to him. he swam around scavenging for food with the guppies and the females and we never had a problem
i find them unagressive until you put them into there individual tank.
after that they will not go back to how they were.
just thought id add my 2 cents
cheers luke
just on the subject of PK's living together, here in australia bettas are a fish that most pet shops do not know what the difference between PK males and females. when i first came into the world of bettas i was unaware aswell. so off i went and bought a male and 4 "females". as time went on i noticed that one of the "females" grew larger and its fins grew longer. after some research i soon figured it was a male
anyways back to the thread
the male was never agressive towards the feamles. nor were they to him. he swam around scavenging for food with the guppies and the females and we never had a problem
i find them unagressive until you put them into there individual tank.
after that they will not go back to how they were.
just thought id add my 2 cents
cheers luke
