Looking good Ruby!!! I appreciate you sharing your experiences with us. The sorority is running strong. Would have never believed it could be done until I saw you do it. You are a true gangsta
I've got 6 females in a 10 gallon and they are doing great after following your instructions for floating. Can I add one more? Just rescued her and she's a little aggressive. Thank you
I've had more than 10 together in a 10 gallon, the key being the setup... so why not try?? Overstocking is also a common practice in the hobby for aggressive fish since it causes a lot of distraction. 🙃 Float the new one in something clear and let the others approach her. Leave her there for a few hours, but keep checking back to see if her behavior has changed at all. If not, carry on what you were doing. Some take longer than others, but the longer she's left unable to bully them, the less aggressive she'll end up when you let her go. It's alright to do this as long as you need to. Good luck!
Currently I have 3 ct girls with 10 Mento Zengen killifish and 5 panda Garra, along with a few different snails. They're in the 15 gallon bowl in my last video 🙃
how do you feel about adding baby girls to an established sorority tank? I'm growing out a 37 gal that I'd like to start with 10 babies, and I'm just thinking ahead to down the road when they're bigger- can I keep adding babies, or do I need to try and match the size of the girls already in the tank?
Betta fish get some pretty misguided rules attached to them due to the inexperience of the owners that care for them for instance I have a Betta Sorority/ community tank, in which I keep my five betta females, of multiple sizes, with a 12 fish School of Cardinal Tetras, in my 20 gallon standard, and everyone gets along and they do just fine it's because if you're going to attempt this and do it successfully you have to have the experience to know that while betta fish are aggressive and territorial and you may get the tail swishing or chasing, every now and then as long as they have distractional tankmates that break up too much interaction between them a better sorority tank can be just fine, and you can call me Ace the advocate of the betta case, lol
A thing that I would love if someone tries it for me🐸: keeping Guppy males in a tank with Betta females. No Betta males, and no Guppy females🦩Thus only Guppy males in a Betta surority🤡
Great video! We added a new girl to our sorority following your advice and everything is going fine. Thank you!
Looking good Ruby!!! I appreciate you sharing your experiences with us. The sorority is running strong. Would have never believed it could be done until I saw you do it. You are a true gangsta
Great video I'm acclimating a new girl into my newly established sorority right now newbie is in her cup floating..thank you for the great info!
I've got 6 females in a 10 gallon and they are doing great after following your instructions for floating. Can I add one more? Just rescued her and she's a little aggressive.
Thank you
I've had more than 10 together in a 10 gallon, the key being the setup... so why not try?? Overstocking is also a common practice in the hobby for aggressive fish since it causes a lot of distraction. 🙃 Float the new one in something clear and let the others approach her. Leave her there for a few hours, but keep checking back to see if her behavior has changed at all. If not, carry on what you were doing. Some take longer than others, but the longer she's left unable to bully them, the less aggressive she'll end up when you let her go. It's alright to do this as long as you need to. Good luck!
@@unorthodoxaquatics Thank you for your quick response, I will keep you posted.
Can you recommend a good company that makes bug bites. Should it be flakes or pellets?
Thank you
Ice done both as long as it has no vegetable matter. I've mostly used hikari micro pellets, Bug Bites is its own company I think
@@unorthodoxaquatics Thank you
Love this sorority!! ❤️❤️
Great video :). I have 5 in a 15 gallon and they get along great. I got them at the same time and they were all pretty small/young 💕
Just wondering if they are still doing well as I'm thinking of doing the same.
Currently I have 3 ct girls with 10 Mento Zengen killifish and 5 panda Garra, along with a few different snails. They're in the 15 gallon bowl in my last video 🙃
@@unorthodoxaquatics good to know. Thanks.
The more I watch betta sororities videos, the more I realize they are a lot like Mbuna, I've kept african cichlids for years, I need to try this...
Love your video please do more❤❤❤
Are you in my fb sorority group?
@@unorthodoxaquatics no
Well you may certainly join 😁
m.facebook.com/groups/745111739235282/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT
Can you put other schooling fish in with the sorority?
Well done. Great vid.
Great video and information 😊 thank you
thank you 💕
Where Did You Buy Your New Floater Houses?
???
Do you add water from the established tank into the cups when acclimating them?
Not typically bettas, but some fish species I'll drop acclimate for other reasons
Awesome 😎
Another nice video. I don't know why the end of the videos always remind me of - I blow kisses (mwah) That puts them boys on rock, rock - hahaha
Hi just curious what are the cat toy balls there for?
To play with 😊
Hi, how’s this tank going?
How many girls do you have in there?
😊
I sold them when I downsized my smaller tanks!
Ok, thanks.
I’ve just started a sorority and looking for feedback from others that are still going how long they have kept them going 😊
How many girls you got in there? I've got 5 from the same batch but I really think I want to try going for the " overstock "
I think there were 10-12
For a second I thought I clicked on to Betty Page, and then realized it was Ruby.
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What tank is this please x
20 Long
how do you feel about adding baby girls to an established sorority tank? I'm growing out a 37 gal that I'd like to start with 10 babies, and I'm just thinking ahead to down the road when they're bigger- can I keep adding babies, or do I need to try and match the size of the girls already in the tank?
You can do it at your own risk, but a lot end up being male in those cases
Betta fish get some pretty misguided rules attached to them due to the inexperience of the owners that care for them for instance I have a Betta Sorority/ community tank, in which I keep my five betta females, of multiple sizes, with a 12 fish School of Cardinal Tetras, in my 20 gallon standard, and everyone gets along and they do just fine it's because if you're going to attempt this and do it successfully you have to have the experience to know that while betta fish are aggressive and territorial and you may get the tail swishing or chasing, every now and then as long as they have distractional tankmates that break up too much interaction between them a better sorority tank can be just fine, and you can call me Ace the advocate of the betta case, lol
Quarantine new fish much... Not really responsible.
nah I rerely do. sometimes if I import
Yeah but how do you START one? Nobody wants to do one on that.
I have one I did before this one
@@unorthodoxaquatics Can you link the vid plz? Thats info im going be need in a day or two. Thanks.
A thing that I would love if someone tries it for me🐸: keeping Guppy males in a tank with Betta females. No Betta males, and no Guppy females🦩Thus only Guppy males in a Betta surority🤡