Recent content by Russelmartin55

Nope sorry.:/ but if she is a baby she probably will color up Once she gets settled and maybe gets a little bit older. My female was white when I got her and is now more colorful than one of my males!

My exact problem. Good thing I don't go there often.

Depends on the Bettas personality. Sometimes you can, but other times the betta eats them. Start out with the cheap .50 cent ghost shrimp and See if he eats them.

Neons are active fish and need a bigger tank. I would put a betta in there with a Snail. You could also do endlers scarlet badis, and so on

He's really pretty. If it's not bothering him and he's still eating i wouldn't worry about it.

Yes he is very pretty!

I don't really have a very active imagination, but I usually name mine after movies: Raja (Aladdin) Primrose (hunger games) Another one is my crowntail male King ( get it, CROWNtail) lol and my baby betta is named miracle, because it's a miracle he's alive after my friend didn't feed him for a...

Or you could sprinkle a Little bit of fish food in for the ammonia to "eat"

In my opinion, the minimum a betta will be happy in is a 2.5 gal heated/filtered

I bet! I fell really bad for them, but I'm Trying the best I can. And soon all 3 males will have their own 2.5 gal heated/filtered and the other one will be in a 14 gal with pygmy corys and hopefully shrimp

I say go for it. Remember to do 3-4 water changes a week before you can get him in the 5 gallon. I know how you feel, when they give you that look it is very hard to resist!

I resolve to get my poor Bettas bigger tanks

Right now, my favorites are my big marble angelfish, and bettas

Neons need swimming space of at least 20 gallons. If you did that, it would work out well. But just in case have a back-up tank

Probably not, but it all depends on the temperament of the betta. What size tank are we talking about?