Betta Splenden Complex Group Collection

[ChoclateBetta]

Originally Posted by Setsuna

Id love to do that somday maybe in come tax season lol

If your beginer would you reccomend Hybrid Imbellis?

[Setsuna]

Originally Posted by ChoclateBetta

If your beginer would you reccomend Hybrid Imbellis?

In my opinion hybrid or not its still the samething bettas will always be bettas the only thing that differs is wilds are much more shy but just put them in a planted tank then your fish will have full color but they will mostly likely run and hide when you check up on them thats all

[babystarz]

Originally Posted by Setsuna

In my opinion hybrid or not its still the samething bettas will always be bettas the only thing that differs is wilds are much more shy but just put them in a planted tank then your fish will have full color but they will mostly likely run and hide when you check up on them thats all

I agree. Hybrids wouldn't be any easier than pure imbellis. Imbellis really do act very much like splendens, so the jump between them isn't a big one. They are an excellent starting species in wilds.

[ChoclateBetta]

Could one live in a five gallon Ph 7.6 with IAL?

[Setsuna]

Originally Posted by ChoclateBetta

Could one live in a five gallon Ph 7.6 with IAL?

Yes, absolutly no problem they can live a a 1 gal with IAL

[ChoclateBetta]

Can they take regular food?

[LittleBettaFish]

If they are tank raised they will probably be more than happy with pelleted/regular foods.

All my homebred fish take pellets as that is what I switched them over onto.

[Setsuna]

Originally Posted by ChoclateBetta

Can they take regular food?

Its the samething as a regular splenden betta nothing different everything is the same they dont mind eating pellets or live food i much prefer live food but like i said pellets are find too

[ChoclateBetta]

What about care of fighting Bettas?

[LittleBettaFish]

Are you talking about actual fighting strain betta splendens? Their care isn't going to be any different from that of normal splendens.

Really most commonly kept and bred wild bettas are fairly tolerant of water conditions and diet. Only real exceptions are wild-caught and the coccina complex of wilds.