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Just anacharis for now what do you guys think?
Just anacharis for now what do you guys think?
Agreed that is is far too small for a betta. Moreover, bettas are tropical fish and should have a heater. I'm not seeing one in this pic--do you have one set up? Also, a filter is often appreciated, and unless you are absolutely diligent about you water changes in a setup this small, I believe you are going to run into water quality issues.
The smaller the container the more often WC's are needed. Doing a 50% WC every 3 days will work. Also betta only needed a small amount of food so be sure not to overfeed especially in such a small container.
Do you have a liquid test kit? I would advise checking your params often in order to figure out when water changes are needed. 3 days seems like it might be okay, but it's hard to say without knowing what your levels are. How many gallons is that tank?
A 4 gallon would be wonderful for him. I'm sure he will appreciate the extra space!
Have not tested but i did instant cycle from a tank with no ammonia and low nitrate and nitrite.
"Instant cycle" is there such a thing???
If there's nitrite in the tank then the tank you took it from isn't cycled yet. How did you cycle without a filter?
By adding filter media from an exiting tank you can skip the cycling process. All you really need is one cycled tank then you are set for a lifetime
All well and good but like you said yourself they have got nitrites. Cant really be cycled with them present
If there's nitrite in the tank then the tank you took it from isn't cycled yet. How did you cycle without a filter?
By adding filter media from an exiting tank you can skip the cycling process. All you really need is one cycled tank then you are set for a lifetime
Sorry sorry i am so new. I thought that you could instant cycle with just the water.
Why do i even try
Why do i even try