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How to Peacefully Keep Betta Fish & Cherry Shrimp Together in the Same Tank. DEEP DIVE!

Breeding neocaridna cherry shrimp    • Breeding Shrimp for Max Profit! Tips ...   Raising 1 day old betta fry...and first days free swimming!    • 1 Day Old Betta Fry Feeding. How to M...   Raising betta fry 1 month    • Month Old Betta Babies! How to Raise ...   Spawning bettas in community tanks    • Proof That Betta Fish Can Spawn In A ...   How slime coats work in fish (bettas)    • FISH SLIME COATS! - How They Work, Wh...   Using tannins in blackwater tanks    • BLACKWATER: How to Safely Set Up Low ...   Dried Jackfruit leaves for tannins and betta health (better than almond leaves)    • Deep Dive: TANNINS From JACKFRUIT LEA...   The strange story of the US military giving Bettas Lsd.    • What Happens When You Dose a Fish Wit...   There is a longstanding belief in the aquarium hobby, that bettas are a very agressive fish, infact these beautiful little psychopaths are supposedly so agressive that they must be kept alone...away from all other fish. However, in the last decade it is becoming more popular to keep these fish in community tanks with plenty of other fish, and to many people's surprise... usually none of the bettas end up going on a rampage and leaving a tank full of vanquished victims. In fact, in most aquariums with good quality water conditions, proper filtration, food, and decore- which includes plants, dried leaves and botanicals, most male bettas can live happily in a community tank of various different fish species. As long as they have some space to mark as their own territory (usually in a corner of the tank. ) Not only can male bettas be kept with a community tank, but female bettas can live in what we call a sorority in the hobby. Which as the name implys- means that they can live happily in a tank with a group of up to half a dozen fellow female bettas without bjj: