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glad to hear that. I am trying again with an inch and 1/2 of space between the waterline and the top. Also I am going to leave off the black cover with the tiny air holes at night. It seems to be at night when this happens.

my experience has been pretty traumatic. Have a male betta in a bowl trying to make him better after one night in the 6 gal edge. He was fine during the day but in the morning he was lethargic and hanging out at the top, away from the opening. I won't try a Betta again in that aquarium. They are...

good to know!!! thanks everyone!:thanks:

I don't plan to try that again. Too upsetting! Now I have the original set up that worked. 1 male betta, 2 guppies and 2 corys. Pretty sure the Fluval Edge is 6 and 1/2 gallons and it is long. This combo has worked just fine.

Actually, when I have one male betta, he does fine. And I did just lower the water level too. thanks!

bettas in the fluval Actually, I replied to him and told him I lost 8 females but not all at once. I usually had 3 females in the 6 gallong Fluval Edge.

no, usually three at a time. The edge had been set up for at least 6 months and all the elements tested perfectly. so you will know, i have had aquariums for 30 years and I have a large 65 gallon with 4 discus and a pair of mated angels. This is a new experience for me, (losing fish), at least...

After at least 8 female bettas dying in my 6 gallon Fluval Edge I believe the problem is the small opening for air. The male seems to be o.k.. But, when I took him out and just had 4 or 5 females they started dying. I checked the water and everything was perfect. Anyone else have this problem?:ermm: