Do Bettas Eat Their Fry And Eggs?
Many betta owners and breeders have a common concern when it comes to the feeding phenomena of these fish – do bettas eat their fry … Read more
Many betta owners and breeders have a common concern when it comes to the feeding phenomena of these fish – do bettas eat their fry … Read more
Betta Fries have a survival rate of 90%, so if yours are dying, it’s not a very common thing. With that being said, if … Read more
Betta Fry fish takes around four months from hatching to the point where they reach full maturity. Of course, they are at their most … Read more
Female betta fry can usually stay together until they mature if the conditions are suitable. Still, male betta fish need to be separated from … Read more
Betta fry often ends up on the floor of their aquariums due to swim bladder disorder caused by poor water or food conditions. We refer to this … Read more
If you’re new to caring for Bettas, certainly you’re wondering which frozen foods will be good for them. Ideally, anything they would have normal … Read more
Betta fish, also known as Siamese fighting fish, are among the most popular and captivating species kept by aquarium enthusiasts. Known for their vibrant … Read more
If you’ve you got kids or you’re just curious you may be wondering do betta fish have teeth and if so do betta fish … Read more
Are you staring into your tank and wondering “why is my betta at the bottom of the tank?” When you see this behavior, you … Read more
A biotope aquarium is essential for a healthy Betta fish and can be set up fairly easily using the right tank size, planting substrate, … Read more
If you love your betta but you think he may need some company then it can be hard to figure out which fish will … Read more
Mouth fungus, also known as columnaris, is a common yet serious issue that affects betta fish, causing concern among aquarium enthusiasts. This condition can … Read more
If your betta is suffering from Popeye the good news is the chances of you misdiagnosing it are very rare. And some more good … Read more
Short answer: barely. A betta in a dark room is close to blind. It isn’t helpless, though. It still has a nose, a lateral … Read more