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I have a question betta people.....
I usually see chain store female betta's in tanks together, however the ones I got have been kept by them selves, will this pose a problem with putting them together? I have not taken them out of their neat little custom bowls they sell them in, with a lid and a hole in the top yet. I fed them a tiny bit of betta gold, they all ate happily, checked them out for all the normal things with my bright light and magnified glass, they probably feel like they are being booked for prison, they all **seem** healthy nothing apparent to me anyway. I just added some of the water to their bowls that i use for all my betta's. will there be more of a problem since they were being kept alone? I guess even the ones i see together at some stores may just be getting put together for the first time then, so maybe they will not be no worse for it, one other *little* problem, i guess i did not notice this until getting home, one of them seem to be very young about half the size of the rest, will that be a problem will they pick on that one because of it? thanks guys nikki |
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