New tanks!

[Galligak]

I think that now I might do endlers livebearers in my 7 gal tank. Thanks!

 

[allaboutfish]

no problem and someone on her has some that they cant keep ill get you the name in a sec

 

[Galligak]

So I wasn't able to convince my sister out of the 2 gallon tank, but hey it's a step bigger than her last tank. (she doesn't get that fish need space and parents don't care...). But Firecracker looks happy

 

[alLexX]

So I wasn't able to convince my sister out of the 2 gallon tank, but hey it's a step bigger than her last tank. (she doesn't get that fish need space and parents don't care...). But Firecracker looks happy

well...at least its bigger.

 

[Tropical]

So I wasn't able to convince my sister out of the 2 gallon tank, but hey it's a step bigger than her last tank. (she doesn't get that fish need space and parents don't care...). But Firecracker looks happy

I hope those are silk plants, not plastic. Plastic plants can tear a betta's fins.

 

[BillD]

Two gallons is much bigger than most bettas are kept in. However, those marbles should go as they will be a food trap, and prevent the proper cleaning of the tank.

 

[Tropical]

Two gallons is much bigger than most bettas are kept in. However, those marbles should go as they will be a food trap, and prevent the proper cleaning of the tank.

+1. Gravel or sand is much easier to clean and doesn't trap food. A 5 gallon bag of it and a small gravel vacuum shouldn't cost too much money.

 

[allaboutfish]

i just wanna say plastic plants havent ever torn my bettas fins

 

[Galligak]

The tank came with some gravel so I'll probably switch it up. Yes those are silkily, I cleaned them and the stones with a toothbrush for 2 hours. I like it and so does my sister and her friends, and most importantly Firecracker does. Glad you like it