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A decent sized container, warm water, proper food, and low stress. Regular weekly partial water changes (25%). Tank size: 5 gallons. Water temp: 78-82 F Food: Betta pellets okay, but needs supplemented with frozen, freeze-dried, and/or live foods. Some excellent live foods include brine shrimp, small insects and spiders, worms, mosquito larva, and baby fish. Will also readily eat fish eggs. A cooked, shelled green pea once a week. Feed small feedings 3 times a day for best health. Stress prevention: Dim lights, no reflective material, hiding places. Do weekly water parameter tests. One betta per container. Don't keep other bettas where they can be seen. Provide a toy, like a small ping pong ball on the surface for him to play with. Keep the tank covered. They do jump. Bettas can easily live to 5 years and more if properly cared for. These are the basics. Enjoy
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Clean . /pages/ Clean water, clean water, and clean water. And if you really get crazy about it, start raising or purchasing live food: grindal worms, white worms, black worms, etc. And do not over-feed the fish they're greedy and they'll tell you they're starving, when they are not. If you have multiple bettas, keep them next to each other and card their containers keep a piece of cardboard between them most of the time Remove it daily for about 10 minutes to let them make faces and flare at each other for exercise. Rotate who's making faces at whom. Keep java moss in your containers, because it improves the water quality and they love playing and napping in it.
