Thanks :)

Thanks 😊 .. best of luck with ur paradise fish venture 👍🏻

Thats great 🥰🥰

sure :) :)

Great .... they will start breeding soon👍🏻

Thanks 🤗

Thanks :)

Thanks 👍🏻

Thanks for sharing this info..... this is very valuable piece of information. I didnt take chances though and kept them in their own tank.

fish socialization school.

I keep them in species only tank. They r very personable fish and their attitude differs from one fish to another. but if u have 2 male in 30G tank u definitely need good plants coverage. Else males will fight. if that fish continue to chase other fishes then u may need to rehome 1 male.

currently males dont fight much maybe cuz they are young 2,5-3 cm, it is funny that one of the females which is the smallest chases one of the males and the other female

Thanks ... during this video I only had pothos roots submerged in tank .... later i scaped this tank using anubias , moss , trident fern & hydrocotyle tripartita

@@aquahobby1982 thank you for the infromation

hi dave, i would love to hear about what species it mentions. also are bettas included? bettas have been domesticated for maybe 1000 years? and they could have been carried in a trade caravan.

@@bobs5596 i'll look to get my hands on a copy or pdf. I just read a few pages in an library some time ago Edit: i found a pdf. I'll get back to you. I may take a bit tough... Deciphering old german is no joke lol

Obviously the goldfish, Cobitis fossilis, "C." barbatula, Gasterosteus, Cottus gobio, Labrus opercularis, a lot of snails mussles and some salamanders mostly german species

Labrus opercularis= paradise fish Cobitis fossilis =Eurasian Weather Loach Ctenophryne barbatula is a species of frog Gasterosteus =Three-spined stickleback Cottus gobio =European bullhead,a type of sculpin

I know . I had been in Vicks. Its a beautiful place. But, didnt notice any aquarium shop there.Still u managed to set up beautiful tanks & ponds.... great effort.

No hay ninguna aquí tengo que montarme en el banco para poder ir o comprar por internet jiji 🥲

Same here ..... they hardly arrive at store :(

Keep as many plants as possible. Make it a jungle tank and provide multiple refuge or break of sight.

I have both regular and albino strains

I really had problems dealing with aggression with my girls. I needed to separate them, because my 20 gallon jungle tank was too small. I would only recommend keeping them in pairs or with slightly smaller, peaceful asian fish like the harlequin rasbora. I would recommend keeping some underrated betta species for a 10 gallon Edit: i just saw your video about your betta imbellis. He looks really healthy

i have bought 2 and placed them in a half filled 12 gal plastic tub with just a mass of plants all mixed up, unrooted, being stored as surplus. the plants are so thick the fish can't swim and have to wiggle to get through. surface is covered in duckweed, frogbit. underneath is guppy grass, sagitaria, pearl weed, and java moss. they find or make little pockets and just lay there. there are also 15 male guppies in it for the past 6 months. nobody bothers nobody, and from a pic of the natural habitat, it looks like the same plant density. so i think if you make a dense plant soup, you will eliminate any ability for aggression.