Weird Betta behavior?

[revdon64]

I have three corys, two black loaches, a rubber-lipped pleco, six giant danios, 5 nerite snails, and another male betta in my 35gal tank and no issues whatsoever. What I'm getting here is that the real issue may just be the size of the tank and the individual personality of the fish. Thanks for all the input friends. I will try to put a screen on the outflow of the filter, and seriously consider moving the corys.

 

[MaloK]

You have 2 male betta in the same tank ?

No wonder why one is trying go upstream trough the filter.

 

[revdon64]

You have 2 male betta in the same tank ?

No wonder why one is trying go upstream trough the filter.

No, I know better than that. Maybe I was unclear. I have two different tanks in two different locations. A 35gal tank at home and a 5gal tank in my office. I have a male betta in each tank. In the 5 at work, where he's getting in the filter box, I also have two corys and a mystery snail. My other betta, in the 35gal tank at home, has lots of company and he's perfectly fine.

 

[MaloK]

No, I know better than that. Maybe I was unclear. I have two different tanks in two different locations. A 35gal tank at home and a 5gal tank in my office. I have a male betta in each tank. In the 5 at work, where he's getting in the filter box, I also have two corys and a mystery snail. My other betta, in the 35gal tank at home, has lots of company and he's perfectly fine.

Ok, I thought you where talking about the problem tank.