[Mikayla]

Finally moved Fistandantilus into his new, 5 gallon home He loves it!

Before:

After:

He is soooo happy

 

[Olympia]

Yay! I love watching them when they get more room to swim, they seem so amazed.
Heh, I remember those classic betta keepers. At least they came with lids and weren't as tiny as those designer tanks. I kept a pray mantis in mine.
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[Cargo]

He will be very happy in his new home.

One thing I'm worried about is your filter. Looks like the Marina i25. I've lost two fish to that filter, so be careful. All I use now is a sponge filter.

 

[Mikayla]

He will be very happy in his new home.

One thing I'm worried about is your filter. Looks like the Marina i25. I've lost two fish to that filter, so be careful. All I use now is a sponge filter.

I actually am a little worried about it too. I have 60 days to take it back, so I am going to see how well he does with it and decide if I need to use a different one or make some alterations to it or something.

 

[thekinetic]

Actually the best type of filter are the ones that work under the gravel but they are pricey.

I love the them btw, I was goingto go with something similar but I decided to go more zen style.

 

[Bombalurina]

TheKinetic: why on earth do you say that? They are hardy to clean, get clogged easily, don't work as well and are just generally a massive pain in the rump. Internal filters or wet/dry trickle systems all the way for me. Sponge filters are amazing for bettas.