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EDIT- People have been asking about my dividers, here is how I made them
The dividers I have in there are plastic mesh ([link]) (used for cross-stitching) slipped into poster hangers ([link]) and then securely stuck inside the tank The best way to secure it to the tank is my using aquarium-safe silicone Heres another angle of my tank, so you can see it better - [link] taken before I had live plants
...Staring my betta Albie. On the right, is how I shamefully kept him for a few months. On the left, is how he is kept now, in a 16g (60l) divided tank. He has just over 5g to himself
Left is good (not perfect), right is NOT good.
(Ahem... ignore the insane-ness of the light.. I broke the glass lid when I was cleaning the tank.... it now has a temporary lid of plastic sheets...)
For your betta to start being happy, a minimum of 2.5g (10l) of heated, conditioned, filtered water, with live or silk plants (not plastic, as they tear the bettas fins), a lid (bettas are jumpers) and a hiding place for your betta.
There is never too much room for your betta, only too little
Also never keep males with females, as they will still fight.. and certainly, never, under any circumstances have two males together, unless you want your fish to look like this - [link]
The dividers I have in there are plastic mesh ([link]) (used for cross-stitching) slipped into poster hangers ([link]) and then securely stuck inside the tank The best way to secure it to the tank is my using aquarium-safe silicone Heres another angle of my tank, so you can see it better - [link] taken before I had live plants
...Staring my betta Albie. On the right, is how I shamefully kept him for a few months. On the left, is how he is kept now, in a 16g (60l) divided tank. He has just over 5g to himself
Left is good (not perfect), right is NOT good.
(Ahem... ignore the insane-ness of the light.. I broke the glass lid when I was cleaning the tank.... it now has a temporary lid of plastic sheets...)
For your betta to start being happy, a minimum of 2.5g (10l) of heated, conditioned, filtered water, with live or silk plants (not plastic, as they tear the bettas fins), a lid (bettas are jumpers) and a hiding place for your betta.
There is never too much room for your betta, only too little
Also never keep males with females, as they will still fight.. and certainly, never, under any circumstances have two males together, unless you want your fish to look like this - [link]
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May I ask what plants you have in that tank? And how you filter / heat it?
I plan to do something like this in the future when I actually have the room for a larger tank. So for right now they all have their own tanks or a couple divided ones. xD I've always been curious on how people properly filter their larger divided tanks.
I plan to do something like this in the future when I actually have the room for a larger tank. So for right now they all have their own tanks or a couple divided ones. xD I've always been curious on how people properly filter their larger divided tanks.