Betta Fish Aquariums - [AUTOPOST] CARESHEET, WIKI & WEEKLY HELP POST - March 29 to April 04

[AUTOPOST] CARESHEET, WIKI & WEEKLY HELP POST - March 29 to April 04
Thought you guys might enjoy this. Betta in a 120 Gallon Tank
Live feeding (WARNING GRAPHIC)
Meet Ozzy
Then and now!
Happy 1 week Prince!
Week 11 with Bernie! He is starting to get darker and more color is developing on his fins! Also is it possible for eyes to change color? They were black before but now look blue!
Hanging in his root forest
Is this only true for me or is it true for anyone else?
You’ve done me proud! First time, first win. Definitely one to remember but i’m sure i’m not stopping here. Looking forward to future comps!
Suspicious camera. Must inspect.
“Star”
Got this wonderful koi betta today. His name is Gus. He has started bubble nesting! I think he’s satisfied :)
A N G E R Y (not the best pic, but first time catching his flare up on camera)
Albert's then and now.
Baby Betta Update: Final video on this spawn, very proud parent �� Some are going to be entered in show, some are staying with me, some already have wonderful homes. So much work put into each of these babies, I'll miss them all <3
How it started vs. how it’s going (with a little in between!)
Jan 28th > Mar 28th Kota's glow-up
Damn!!! Build a big enough bubble nest??
The Shredder and one of his roommates
Hi, 2 days ago I boght multiple plants and add them to this tank. At the begineing tge fish seemed fine but yesterday he was mostly lieing on the bottom and not much responsive. Today he ate but he is still not very active. He doest show any diseas simptomps (white spots...). Any ideas what I can do
I drew my queen Peggy
Say hello to ruby. He’s a handsome boy I do believe.
Aragorn Update: Day 2 Bloat fasting, bloat has gone down but he is not happy with me...
He so handsome ��
Before & After since January 16th!

[AUTOPOST] CARESHEET, WIKI & WEEKLY HELP POST - March 29 to April 04

Posted: 28 Mar 2021 10:00 PM PDT

Welcome to r/bettafish!

Click this link to view our CARESHEET

Quick synopsis of caresheet:

Minimum tank size is 5 gallons (about 20 liters) for a regular sized betta, and 10 gallons (about 40 liters) for a king/giant betta
Bettas need an adjustable heater and a thermometer to ensure water temperature stays between 78-82°F or about 26-28°C
Bettas need a cycled tank- this requires a filter
Bettas need silk or live plants and hidey holes with no sharp edges.
Bettas have a special organ, the labyrinth organ, allowing them to breathe air. They require constant access to air at the top of the tank.
Bettas will jump- it is best to have a tank with a lid

Click this link to view our WIKI

Quick synopsis of the wiki:

Contains info on basic betta care, diseases, potential tank mates, tail types/coloring, differences between males/females, ordering bettas, moving with bettas, setting up sororities and MORE!
This most likely has the answers to your questions. Feel free to ask questions if you are confused or aren't sure about something.

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WEEKLY HELP POST

This is the place to ask anything and everything about bettas. Be sure to include your water parameters(ammonia/nitrite/nitrate,) tank size, how long the specific issue has been occurring, and some pictures if there is something which requires a diagnosis (e.g. fin rot/melt, velvet, dropsy.)

How do I upload pictures?

Go to imgur.com and select "New Post". Add all the clear pictures you have so we can better determine what is going on with your fish. It is recommended you set the album to private if you don't want weird comments. Click upload. From there, click the share button- if you are on mobile, hit "copy to clipboard" and paste the link into your comment on here. If on desktop, copy the link and paste it here.

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Thought you guys might enjoy this. Betta in a 120 Gallon Tank

Posted: 29 Mar 2021 08:40 AM PDT