Photo #1 - Betta In A Small Tank Inside Main Tank.

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Country: India
Description: 10 Gallon tank (18" * 12" * 12")- Lighting is from 5 watts CFL. 2 kind of filtration Power filter and Sponge filter which works alternatively one during day and other during night. Also present is a 250 watts heating equipemnt which maintains the temp around 26 degrees celsuis.
Advice: provide a good environment for your fishes.
Fish Kept: Tank mates includes some hardy fishes - 3 mollies , 3 platies , 4 Rasboras. My Molly fish had fries around 15 , out of which 10 are surviving from past 20 days :) New addition , one male betta which has occupied a small space in the tank. It has already started building bubble nest :)
Corals/Plants: some plants like Amazon Sword , Anachronis and one more looks like Mint, but i dont know the name.
Tank Size: 10 gallons
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About Yourself: I am a Software Engineer , presently in Bangalore. I started maintaining a fish tank when i was a 10 years old. In between left it due to my studies , now started again.

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Why not let your betta swim freely? fish avatar

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