Ok, there are few things to check. If your fish is new, still adopting to the tank.. it’s normal for glass surfing. If it’s happening even after few days.. it may be sign of Ich disease as well, fish trying to rub against glass. Check the to treat. Personally 10g is small for betta sorority. Full video in Ich, if you needed, th-cam.com/video/5bM-yuSbBnA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=m2XOzwbAiexj0AbG
I have a cylindrical shape tank half circle type height is 2 feet width is 1 feet and length also one feet how many female Betta I could put in this size of tank please let me know
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🤡
Also even though female bettas are typically less aggressive than males, they are still aggressive fish. Especially with other brightly colored, long finned fish. I would not put guppies with a betta sorority.
Having a male in a sorority in my opinion works if he has a very long tail and fins because he will be a slower swimmer and the females can easily swim away. Often males with bigger tails will give up on chasing and go back to their territory in a large tank. It has worked for me, but it also depends on the personality of the male as well.
It’s still depends in my opinion. I seen few females become picky and start nipping innocent male’s longfin. So, every tank situation is different. Best advise is, try and figure it out that works.👍👍
The same worked for me, just now the male is sick because of old age so I think I will just let the 3 female be and don't add new male after this poor one die. Oh and my tank is more like a community rather than a betta sorority, because I have 5 harlequin rasboras and some yellow mystery snails in the big tank too, these species can exist together with or without the male betta in peace. If we want to be honest male bettas aren't idiots, mostly they just want to court the girls, I never saw directly harmful behavior or fin nipping and such things. I wonder if its because the tank is fairly big wit lots of toy and decor (72 liter, I don't know how much gallon it is exactly but not 5 or 10, that's sure thing).
I saw your comment saying that putting a male in your sorority tank was successful! If you don’t mind me asking, how big is your tank & how many females do you have? So I have a 12 gallon betta sorority tank with 5 females. It’s a natural set up with Driftwood & live plants. They are doing well together, but there is some fin nipping & they do pick on one female in particular. Hopefully, I will be switching my sorority to a 32 gallon tank pretty soon! We have extra tanks because we also have salt water tanks with stingrays & sharks! This one person on TH-cam that said that to help the aggression in his sorority tank. He put a plakat male betta in & it fixed all of his aggression & fin nipping problems he was having. When you put your male in, did help with the aggression? Do you suggest a long fin male? I’m just trying to figure out what’s the best to do? I keep getting different answers from everybody. Also, I am not looking to breed them, do you have issues with having a lot of babies? Thank you so much 😊
Excellent 👍🏼 video. I have an older female Betta. I introduce her tank mates through the usr of breeder boxes. She saw them. A day latere everyone is peaceful.
I love bettas! I have 6 females in my 65 gallon, a half moon white and purple betta, a black and turquoise crowntail betta, a pink and blue betta, a blue marbled betta, a red betta and a purple betta. They always get along and they love freeze dried bloodworms 🙂
My tank started out pretty plain, a few plants and a reef centerpiece. Since getting my 5 girls it is no longer this way. I have added so many hides, live plants, floating logs, coconut huts and tunnels that now I look like a decoration hoarder 😂 My girls are happy and healthy so its all staying.
My first betta fish was a baby and was super aggressive and dominant.This happened before it was 7 weeks old, which is when baby bettas normally get aggressive.
If I put in my 63 gal sorority tank a male, well good luck for him they were mad just because I had one in bag on table waiting for friend to get him and my girls were not having it but when he wasn't in view they calmed down
help aqua diary! everyone loves jellyfish but ive noticed online that there is almost no content regarding freshwater jellyfish being kept in a community tank with other fish. is this possible? thank you for all you do, youre one of my favorites!
I’m not an expert on jellyfish. I had jellyfish tank only once in my life. They are not community tank fish. They do attack small fish and shrimps. In other side, turtles/crayfish can eat jellyfish in community tank. Hope it helps.
Can i keep my two female bettas in a 20 gallon, ive added them and it let to them just chasing each other so i moved them out but now im curious and i am wondering if i should aclimate her then add her.
It’s better to keep atleast 3-4 betta in sorority. This will keep alpha female to not target one betta. Check which one is agressive and add that girl after 3-4 days of other bettas settle down in the tank, this will help preventing her aggressive.
Whatta useful video, all of my question about betta sorority tank are answered. Tnx to you. God bless and more power. Love from the Philippines. By the way how much it cost if i want to have betta from your country to the Philippines.
Glad it’s helpful. It Means a lot to us. It’s not worth to ship from USA to Philippines. You can find same quality betta 4 times less price from Thailand and Indonesia. 👍🙏
Hi I have a question! I have a 55 gal sorority but bettas aren’t the only fish.. I have 5 black skirt tetras and 5 corydoras. While all my girls are doing great how many bettas are ok? My black skirts leave them alone and I don’t plan on getting more. But I love all my bettas and their unique personalities so I’d love to get more :) this is my first sorority but not my first time with bettas or fish
@@MrJerry-te3tx I have two male halfmoon (one passed away and I got a new one) and they're so gentle, with the females and also with the other fish (I have ember tetras, cherry shrimps and feeder fish)
Yes, but it’s based on bettas temperament and tank size. If you got big tank with hiding places, that works for shrimps. If you are too much attached to your shrimp, separate tank is better. Here my betta and shrimp tank. th-cam.com/video/-wS4uIm-JKY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=x9WYP0lLrVW803kY
I have a tank of 2ft x 1.5 ft x 1.5 ft. There are about 50 bettas in there with plenty of vegetations. But I actually breed this batch and it is now 6 months and they are still thriving with hardly any fighting - male and females.
Hi , I have a 10gallon betta sorority and I always see them banging their heads in the glass, is there any reason for that to happen?
Ok, there are few things to check. If your fish is new, still adopting to the tank.. it’s normal for glass surfing. If it’s happening even after few days.. it may be sign of Ich disease as well, fish trying to rub against glass. Check the to treat. Personally 10g is small for betta sorority. Full video in Ich, if you needed,
th-cam.com/video/5bM-yuSbBnA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=m2XOzwbAiexj0AbG
I have a cylindrical shape tank half circle type height is 2 feet width is 1 feet and length also one feet how many female Betta I could put in this size of tank please let me know
Do you know, how much of water it contains? It’s possibly 10gallons, hope it helps.
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🤡
Only guppy males in tank may lead to fin nipping. They need females to get diverted
Guppy males and Betta females, in same tank@@aquadiaryofficial
Also even though female bettas are typically less aggressive than males, they are still aggressive fish. Especially with other brightly colored, long finned fish. I would not put guppies with a betta sorority.
Having a male in a sorority in my opinion works if he has a very long tail and fins because he will be a slower swimmer and the females can easily swim away. Often males with bigger tails will give up on chasing and go back to their territory in a large tank. It has worked for me, but it also depends on the personality of the male as well.
It’s still depends in my opinion. I seen few females become picky and start nipping innocent male’s longfin. So, every tank situation is different. Best advise is, try and figure it out that works.👍👍
Downside of long fins is they can't display their emotions as well as short fins
The same worked for me, just now the male is sick because of old age so I think I will just let the 3 female be and don't add new male after this poor one die. Oh and my tank is more like a community rather than a betta sorority, because I have 5 harlequin rasboras and some yellow mystery snails in the big tank too, these species can exist together with or without the male betta in peace. If we want to be honest male bettas aren't idiots, mostly they just want to court the girls, I never saw directly harmful behavior or fin nipping and such things. I wonder if its because the tank is fairly big wit lots of toy and decor (72 liter, I don't know how much gallon it is exactly but not 5 or 10, that's sure thing).
I saw your comment saying that putting a male in your sorority tank was successful!
If you don’t mind me asking, how big is your tank & how many females do you have?
So I have a 12 gallon betta sorority tank with 5 females.
It’s a natural set up with Driftwood & live plants.
They are doing well together, but there is some fin nipping & they do pick on one female in particular.
Hopefully, I will be switching my sorority to a 32 gallon tank pretty soon! We have extra tanks because we also have salt water tanks with stingrays & sharks!
This one person on TH-cam that said that to help the aggression in his sorority tank. He put a plakat male betta in & it fixed all of his aggression & fin nipping problems he was having.
When you put your male in,
did help with the aggression?
Do you suggest a long fin male?
I’m just trying to figure out what’s the best to do?
I keep getting different answers from everybody.
Also, I am not looking to breed them, do you have issues with having a lot of babies?
Thank you so much 😊
th-cam.com/video/NOhFkvTnSHg/w-d-xo.html@@HaydenRogers-fy9id
Excellent 👍🏼 video. I have an older female Betta. I introduce her tank mates through the usr of breeder boxes. She saw them. A day latere everyone is peaceful.
Cool. Thanks for your support! ❤️👍
I love bettas! I have 6 females in my 65 gallon, a half moon white and purple betta, a black and turquoise crowntail betta, a pink and blue betta, a blue marbled betta, a red betta and a purple betta. They always get along and they love freeze dried bloodworms 🙂
Hello. Where did you get your female bettas? I need a credible source. Thank you
@@Apistoleon I got 1 of them from Pets at home, one from a local fish shop and the last 4 from Maidenhead aquatics.
My tank started out pretty plain, a few plants and a reef centerpiece. Since getting my 5 girls it is no longer this way. I have added so many hides, live plants, floating logs, coconut huts and tunnels that now I look like a decoration hoarder 😂 My girls are happy and healthy so its all staying.
👏👏❤️
My first betta fish was a baby and was super aggressive and dominant.This happened before it was 7 weeks old, which is when baby bettas normally get aggressive.
If I put in my 63 gal sorority tank a male, well good luck for him they were mad just because I had one in bag on table waiting for friend to get him and my girls were not having it but when he wasn't in view they calmed down
I have a male in with my females for over a year now very few problems with him in there
I knew, right. I have male on sorority few times. It never worked. 😐
How big is the tank?
help aqua diary! everyone loves jellyfish but ive noticed online that there is almost no content regarding freshwater jellyfish being kept in a community tank with other fish. is this possible? thank you for all you do, youre one of my favorites!
I’m not an expert on jellyfish. I had jellyfish tank only once in my life. They are not community tank fish. They do attack small fish and shrimps. In other side, turtles/crayfish can eat jellyfish in community tank. Hope it helps.
thank you👍
I have a sorority tank and added gouramis (they’re in the betta family) and they have perfected the tank!
🙂🙂👍👍
Omg ty for this video this helped me so much
Glad to hear! Thanks for dropping comment. ❤️
Very useful video!!!!!
❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏
Can i keep my two female bettas in a 20 gallon, ive added them and it let to them just chasing each other so i moved them out but now im curious and i am wondering if i should aclimate her then add her.
It’s better to keep atleast 3-4 betta in sorority. This will keep alpha female to not target one betta. Check which one is agressive and add that girl after 3-4 days of other bettas settle down in the tank, this will help preventing her aggressive.
Luv u bruh u are my inspiration 🤍
That’s a big word bro! Thanks much & it makes be more responsible on my future content. ❤️❤️❤️👍
Whatta useful video, all of my question about betta sorority tank are answered. Tnx to you. God bless and more power. Love from the Philippines.
By the way how much it cost if i want to have betta from your country to the Philippines.
Glad it’s helpful. It Means a lot to us. It’s not worth to ship from USA to Philippines. You can find same quality betta 4 times less price from Thailand and Indonesia. 👍🙏
Hi I have a question! I have a 55 gal sorority but bettas aren’t the only fish.. I have 5 black skirt tetras and 5 corydoras. While all my girls are doing great how many bettas are ok? My black skirts leave them alone and I don’t plan on getting more. But I love all my bettas and their unique personalities so I’d love to get more :) this is my first sorority but not my first time with bettas or fish
I think, you missed to mentioned how many female bettas you have in that tank now. I would go upto 10 females in it.
I will have 20 female bettas in my 55 gallon tank will this be ok
👍👍🫡
So in 10 gallons tank with plants, could there be 3 female and 1 male?
Yes, you can go upto 5 betta females, but personally I would avoid male in that tank, unless he is soft and best for community tank.
@@aquadiaryofficial what species of beta you recommend from any pet store you can find that are soft kind with female?
@@MrJerry-te3tx I have two male halfmoon (one passed away and I got a new one) and they're so gentle, with the females and also with the other fish (I have ember tetras, cherry shrimps and feeder fish)
Imo you can do up to 10 females in a 10 gallon
can i have just two female bettas?
or is it necessary to have at least 3?
Sometime just having 2 endsup one being dominant. Give a try and observe.
Sir I have a 10g tub that I’m using for growing plants outside do you think I can make a betta sorority in it?
It’s small for betta sorority. Maximum you can have 3 female in it. 20gallon would reduce the stress and keep the bullying reduced
Brother, can I add a male betta with red cherry shrimp
Yes, but it’s based on bettas temperament and tank size. If you got big tank with hiding places, that works for shrimps. If you are too much attached to your shrimp, separate tank is better. Here my betta and shrimp tank. th-cam.com/video/-wS4uIm-JKY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=x9WYP0lLrVW803kY
@@aquadiaryofficial I tried, but it attacked the shrimps...but I have another tank with fishes, it has lot of hiding places and is doing great...
No males can not be with females
Yesterday,my two females betta bite each other mouths!
😢
Can I mix different type of wild bettas in a tank
Females, yes! But tank must be big enough. 👍
I have a tank of 2ft x 1.5 ft x 1.5 ft. There are about 50 bettas in there with plenty of vegetations. But I actually breed this batch and it is now 6 months and they are still thriving with hardly any fighting - male and females.
My beta is laying down all day and his tail is damaged 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Its gonna die in 3 days, mine did the same 3 days back, today it died after 1.5yrs
is there anything we can do mine is fine with appearance its about 1.5 yrs there is no loss of appetite but its always sleeping
Get some aquarium salt and follow the directions on the back or you can get some fin aid
@@kayud9878 he is bored get him some toys plants,floating log hole or something
May also be poor diet too bloodworms are great for them