Bamboo is traditionally regarded as a lucky plant in Asia and many other parts of the world. You can buy Lucky Bamboo resin aquarium ornaments for fish tanks, and they’re especially popular in betta tanks. However, wouldn’t it be better to keep real, living Lucky Bamboo in your betta aquarium? Well, you can buy partially […]
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Betta fish are extremely popular pets, coming second only to the traditional goldfish. In fact, over the last couple of decades, a whole commercial betta breeding industry has evolved as a result of the tropical fish’s appeal to hobbyists and enthusiasts. You can usually find bettas of various colors and forms for sale in your
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Considering getting a King Betta but don’t know the difference between a King Betta fish and a regular Betta fish? Hint: It’s not a crown! In this article, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about a commonly misunderstood species of fish: The King Betta! An excellent and beautiful-looking fish, it’s certainly a popular
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What does it mean when your betta fish “flashes?” Does that behavior mean your fishy friend is sick or is he simply clowning around in his tank? In this guide, we answer those questions and more, including how to tell when flashing is a sign all is not well with your betta buddy (and a few
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Most store-bought tank dividers are cheaply made and hardly fit the average size aquarium. However, if you’re willing to put in a little elbow grease, you can make your own betta divider that will be both custom-fit and sturdier than its flimsy counterparts–all for less money. Here are some ideas for making DIY tank dividers:
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There’s a common misconception that bettas are a cheap and suitable fish for beginners. However, the reality of the situation is that bettas are deeply complex fish that require a long-term financial commitment from a dedicated owner. If you’re contemplating betta fish ownership, you’re probably asking yourself: How much does an actual fish cost? Before
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There are many black betta fish on the market that any betta enthusiast would be eager to own. Despite the colorful varieties of betta fish being arguably way more popular, black bettas are some of my favorites. One stunning darker-toned species is the Black Orchid betta fish, or, more specifically, my favorite – the half-moon
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At bettasource.com, we’ve become well-accustomed to writing articles about fin rot! Because it’s one of the most common ailments of domestic betta fish, many people try to treat it with medications. While Melafix or Bettafix are two of the most popular choices, they’re also quite controversial. There have been many reports of betta fish dying
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Betta fish come in a rainbow of different colors. Some even have a beautiful metallic sheen to add to their glory. Add to that the male betta’s characteristic trailing fins and many different tail forms. It’s easy to see why these stunning little fish are one of the most popular aquarium-kept species around today. At
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Betta fish (or Siamese Fighting Fish, as they are sometimes called) don’t breathe exactly as other fish do. They have a special respiratory organ that most other species lack, called the labyrinth organ. As we’ll see, these fish have developed a labyrinth organ in response to their natural environment. In the aquarium, some extra care
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