can i place a female crowntail with a male betta

[MrVampire181]

Originally Posted by 5green

ok well then i will ask one of my friends who is a proffesionak betta fish breeder

If they're a smart breeder they'll tell you you can't house them together. As a breeder myself you CAN'T house them together. Female crowntails are even more aggresive than most females.

PLEASE STOP BEING SO STUBBORN. YOU CANT HOUSE THEM TOGETHER.

[5green]

well he could

[MrVampire181]

Originally Posted by 5green

well he could

It's really complex and not to be taken lightly. You just can't do it. The male will shred the female or opposite. Especially with CT females. Even if they do spawn they'll eat the fry. You ca'nt house them together.

[doggyhog]

Originally Posted by MrVampire181

If they're a smart breeder they'll tell you you can't house them together. As a breeder myself you CAN'T house them together. Female crowntails are even more aggresive than most females.

PLEASE STOP BEING SO STUBBORN. YOU CANT HOUSE THEM TOGETHER.

Well said.

MrVampire is exactly right.

[MrVampire181]

Originally Posted by 5green

i use spring water

You can't use spring water if you're going to breed bettas.

[Ilovemyshiny]

i just breed a female ct with a males vt.

[Vikki81207]

But you did it carefully. he wants to house them together. Barely knows what he's doing.

[Cerulean02]

I'm sorry but why do you come on the forum looking for advice 5green? Then completely ignore the advice that several others have given you? You're obviously going to do whatever you want, and sadly enough you're probably going to lose one, if not both your fish. If you just plan on breeding that's one thing and you need to be careful doing so. If you're planning on housing the female and male then that is endangering both your fish. You should never risk the lives of your fish, don't house them together!!!

[rb500]

I fully agree with everyone else. you should not think of breeding before you are very well educated, and im sorry, but you obviously aren't. wether you want to breed them or not, it is just not a good idea AT ALL to put them together unless you are completely sure you know exactly what to do.

[dr2b]

I agree with what everybody above me has said. Quit asking for advice and wanting our opinions and then completely blowing it off. Either take the advice or just quit asking our opinions. And PLEASE DO NOT house them together. You obviously have not done enough research to breed bettas!