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Congratulations! If you are reading this thread you are either a new or established fish keeper. I am yet to have a fish but I have researched it throughly. First ask these questions:
What fish do I want?
In this case we will say, of course a betta.
Will it be a baby? Your choice. You need to commit more to it because it needs special attention like every baby. But if you can it will be fun watching them grow. Again up to you.
Where will I home it?
STOP THERE FOR A SECOND IF YOU SAID A BOWL!!!!
If not continue on. Now here's the deal. Would you lock a dog in a closet?! NO! So get a tank because it is easier to clean and more spacious.
How big or small? I would say no LESS than 2.5 gallons or 6 liters. Here's why: It's not tiny and doesn't create large ammonia buildups quickly. It also fits in smaller places. Your choice if you want to go bigger. REMEMBER WHEN YOU ARE CHOOSING YOUR TANK FISH ARE LIVING CREATURES AND NOT DECORATIONS. Thank you.
Out of space for now!
What fish do I want?
In this case we will say, of course a betta.
Will it be a baby? Your choice. You need to commit more to it because it needs special attention like every baby. But if you can it will be fun watching them grow. Again up to you.
Where will I home it?
STOP THERE FOR A SECOND IF YOU SAID A BOWL!!!!
If not continue on. Now here's the deal. Would you lock a dog in a closet?! NO! So get a tank because it is easier to clean and more spacious.
How big or small? I would say no LESS than 2.5 gallons or 6 liters. Here's why: It's not tiny and doesn't create large ammonia buildups quickly. It also fits in smaller places. Your choice if you want to go bigger. REMEMBER WHEN YOU ARE CHOOSING YOUR TANK FISH ARE LIVING CREATURES AND NOT DECORATIONS. Thank you.
Out of space for now!