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Wait... the ammonia was at 8.0?! yikes. Good job!
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I think it was higher then that because the water turned blue and that's not even ON the API chart.
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Your not going to separate him? Or already did? Lol
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As of right now he is going to stay in there, which I know goes aganist everything we have been told about male bettas. Normally most people start to suspect they have a male in with the ladies because the male becomes more aggressive as he gets older. This guy never became more aggressive. I only suspected it when he kept growing.
I do keep a close eye on them - no one seems stressed or sickly and I almost never see nipped fins. Some chasing and sometimes he flares but that's about it. No breeding stripes, no stress stripes or anything.
The only aggression I saw was when they were all tiny and I first put the original 4 together. The ladies ganged up on him and I had to remove him. I put them back a few minutes later. I wonder if he can remember that?
I think OFL also has males with females but in a muh bigger tank. I'm not saying to go out a drop a male into your female tank or anything. it most likely would not work. I'm just telling the story of why there is still a male in my tank.