Beta Fish


Beta Fish
A look at Betta fish by Jane Allyson The Siamese or Japanese fighting fish make lively and fun pets to own. Not only can they be extremely beautiful, they are also curious and active.The Betta also makes a great starter fish for a beginner, although you are advised to do your homework ... More> How to breed betta fish by Angela Higbee Best known through its popularity in vases and fishbowls, the Siamese fighting fish (Betta splendens) is a colorful and easy to care for pet. Assuming you already have a basic knowledge of betta care requirements, breeding bettas can be a rewarding ... More>
	The best plants for a betta fish by Rena Sherwood The best plants for Betta fish are plastic plants made specifically for the aquarium. They don't decay, they don't carry any snails and herbivorous fish won't eat them. (Bettas are carnivorous, however.) If you are short on time for taking care of y... More> Why betta fish make great pets by W. Diane Van Zwol Siamese Fighting Fish: Betta Fish Make Great Pets Here are some of the reasons why betta fish make great pets. 1. The betta fish is a tropical fish that can breathe, both in the water and above the water and thus it does not require extra oxygen in ... More>
Why betta fish make bubble nests by Rena Sherwood If you ever see your male Betta (Siamese Fighting Fish) making a bubble nest, be glad. This is a sign that your Betta is healthy and hopeful. He thinks his territory is good enough to make baby Bettas and (no matter how small the tank or bowl) he is... More> Poetry: Beta in a Bowl by Roy Blokker Beta in a bowl, Solitary confinement. They don’t know any better, We tell ourselves, staring Like visitors to a museum. But how do we know They don’t know – Is it science or conscience, A lie to let us feel all right, Keeping betas... More>
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