Betas, are they really as easy as they seem?

[andthentherewere3]

I am not arguing with you, there are definitely some beautiful female guppies! Beautiful female bettas too, and they aren't aggressive like the males.

I have a lot of guppies myself. Since we are showing guppy pics, this is one of my females. Her fin is folded under here, but she is definitely female.




This is my current male betta:

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by andthentherewere3

I am not arguing with you, there are definitely some beautiful female guppies! Beautiful female bettas too, and they aren't aggressive like the males.

I have a lot of guppies myself. Since we are showing guppy pics, this is one of my females. Her fin is folded under here, but she is definitely female.




This is my current male betta:

wow, those are some really pretty fish.

look at the fins on that betta

[tamiznluv]

Out of all the Bettas I have had, there's been only one that had an attitude problem, jumped out of his bowl and committed suicide.

[bowian]

We had four betta. They only lasted about a year or two. Pretty fish, but three of them developed dropsy and died, despite my efforts to save them. When the last one dramatically died right in front of my eyes, I had had enough. The kids moved on to hamsters.

[tamiznluv]

I usually can go for 2-3 years between bettas and then I want one. I need that amount of time to get over the last one. That's how I "got into" birds. My hubby was so upset over how distraught I was over losing one of my bettas, he bought me two parakeets and I fell in love with birds and haven't been without one since. About 15 years now.