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At Zagafarm, we take the health and happiness of our fish seriously. That's why we only send out the best of the best - healthy betta fish with shiny, vibrant colors and beautifully wide tails. And before they make their way to your door, we quarantine and give them the royal treatment: 3 full days of quarantine to ensure they're in top condition.
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At Zagafarm, we not use stock photo of other fish but we're take all bettas photos one by one no matter they are very simmilar like a solid color. So what you see in photo will be the exact fish that you will recieve for sure. We will put the printed photo paper in the fish bag for you to easy identify them after arrive to your hands. We're 100% guarantee what you see is what you get!
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FAQs Betta Fish Care
How to set up a betta fish tank?
A minimum tank size of 4 gallons is recommended for a Betta. Include a heater and filter with gentle flow, substrate, plants, and hiding spots. Condition the water to remove chloramines and chlorine, cycle the tank to establish beneficial bacteria, and maintain a consistent temperature.
What are the best water conditions for betta fish?
Betta fish thrive in warm water, with ideal temperatures ranging from 76 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit. The water should be slightly acidic to neutral (pH 6.5-7.5) with low to moderate hardness, and it's crucial to keep ammonia and nitrite levels at zero through regular maintenance.
How long should you wait to put betta fish in a new tank?
After setting up a new tank, it's important to wait until the nitrogen cycle is complete before introducing a Betta fish. This process typically takes 2-8 weeks. Use water testing kits to ensure levels of ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate are appropriate. Acclimation the fish to new cycled water 30-60 minutes before release them.
What can fish eat besides fish food?
Besides high-quality betta pellets or flakes, bettas can eat frozen or live foods such as brine shrimp, daphnia, or bloodworms. These should be given as treats and not replaced with a balanced betta-specific diet.
How much to feed betta fish?
Feed Betta fish 3-5 pellets of high-quality food twice daily or can feed with frozen bloodworms 2-4 tail once daily. Portion size should be small, roughly the size of their eye. Overfeeding can lead to health issues and water quality problems. Remove any uneaten food to prevent it from decaying in the tank.
How often do you feed betta fish?
Feed your betta fish once or twice daily. Consistency is vital, so choose a feeding schedule that you can maintain regularly, and try to feed at the exact times each day to establish a routine.
How to clean the betta fish tank?
Perform weekly water changes of 30-50%, using a siphon to remove debris from the substrate. Replace with treated water at the same temperature to minimize stress. Monthly, clean the tank sides, decorations, and filter components, taking care not to disrupt beneficial bacteria.
What fish can live with bettas?
Bettas can coexist with peaceful, non-nipping fish such as neon tetras, harlequin rasboras, or corydoras catfish. And with non tank mates like snails, shrimp, or african dwarf frogs. Avoid housing them with aggressive fish or those with similar finnage that could be mistaken for another betta, which could provoke fighting. Please consider too about tank size and hiding places.
How do Betta fish sleep?
Instead of falling into a deep sleep, bettas enter a state of low metabolism and reduced activity. They are considered diurnal, meaning they are active during the day and rest primarily at night when the lights are off. They sleep by resting on the bottom of the tank, leaves, or in a betta bed near the surface. They prefer to sleep in darker conditions and may lie still for several hours. It's normal for bettas to choose a regular spot to sleep.
Why do betta fish make bubble nests?
Betta fish create bubble nests as part of their breeding behavior, driven by instinct even without the presence of a female. It indicates good health and that your Betta is ready to mate, as they will lay their eggs in these nests.
How to tell if a Betta fish is happy?
A happy betta is active, has a good appetite, and displays bright colors. You may also see them making bubble nests. They should respond to your presence and show curiosity about their environment.
How do you tell if Betta is stressed?
Signs of a stressed betta include clamped fins, fading colors, lethargy, hiding, loss of appetite, and darting rapidly. Stress can be caused by poor water conditions, inappropriate tank mates, or insufficient hiding spaces.
How long do betta fish live?
Betta fish typically live for 2 to 5 years with proper care, which includes a nutritious diet, clean and warm water, and a stress-free environment. Lifespan can vary based on genetics and quality of life.
How long can a Betta fish live without a filter?
Betta fish can survive without a filter if the water is changed frequently to prevent toxin buildup. However, a filter is recommended to maintain water quality and provide a healthy environment for long-term health.
Why is my betta fish swimming sideways?
Sideways swimming in betta fish is often a sign of swim bladder disorder, which can be caused by overfeeding, constipation, or an infection. Fasting your Betta for a day or two and then feeding a cooked, peeled pea can help with constipation. If the condition persists, seek veterinary care.
Why is my betta fish not moving?
Bettas may become inactive due to stress, poor water conditions, sickness, or old age. Verify water parameters are within the ideal range and observe for other symptoms to rule out illness. If water conditions are acceptable and no signs of disease, the Betta may rest.
Why is my betta fish not eating?
A betta might not eat due to stress, poor water quality, illness, or if the food offered is not to their liking. Ensure optimal tank conditions and try varying the diet. If the issue persists, consult a vet, as it could be a sign of disease.
Why is my betta fish turning white?
A betta turning white could indicate a fungal infection, stress, or columnaris disease. Ensure water quality is high, methyline blue or acriflavine should help. If the condition worsens, seek advice from an aquatic veterinarian for specific treatments.
Are betta fish bright?
Yes, betta fish are considered intelligent for fish. They can recognize their owners, respond to training such as following your finger or jumping through hoops, and require mental stimulation to stay active and healthy.
How to tell if a betta fish is male or female?
Male bettas typically have longer, more vibrant fins and brighter colors, while females are generally smaller, with shorter fins and less intense coloration. Females also have an ovipositor, a small white spot near the ventral fins.
Can male and female betta fish live together?
Although male and female betta fish can live together under specific circumstances, it is generally not advisable to pair them. For beginners, it is acceptable to keep them in the same tank only for breeding purposes.
Before attempting to pair male and female betta fish for life, it is essential to become familiar with proper methods of cohabitation to prevent any issues. Providing a long tank with a minimum size of 40-gallons can help the female stay away from the male and reduce aggression between them.
However, it is crucial to monitor their behavior closely and be prepared to separate them if necessary, as male and female betta fish can still exhibit territorial and aggressive behavior towards each other even in a larger tank.
Can females betta fish live together?
Females betta fish can keep together in same tank as betta sorority. We reccomend to put minimum 10 betta females in same tank for reduce their aggresive.
Why do betta fish fight?
Betta fish, particularly males, are naturally territorial and will fight to defend their space. They are prone to aggression towards others of their species as a display of dominance or defense.
How many babies do betta fish have?
A female betta can lay anywhere from 20 to several hundred eggs during a single breeding. Not all will be fertilized or survive adulthood, and the fry requires specialized care to reach maturity.