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My betta tank
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My betta tank
This is my 100 litre tank, which has now been planted...my females seem to be very happy with them they keep investigating them and swimming between them.
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Nataliey- Feathertail

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Re: My betta tank
Looking super
I would add some plants or a nice piece of wood across the centre of the tank to break up the line of sight across the tank. Females tend to behave better when there are lots of hiding places.
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See im not the only one that recommence wood haha. I agree a few more plants and caves would be good.

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Re: My betta tank
Looks really nice. I love the coconut shell in the back. You're lucky you can manage live plants. I even kill java ferns :P I agree that a big piece of wood in the center would look great, maybe a tall one pointing upwards toward the top? Are you planning on adding more fishies? That's an awfully big tank for three little girls!
PS: That bright blue girl is lovely. She's just like BAM look at me!
PS: That bright blue girl is lovely. She's just like BAM look at me!
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Thank looks so nice Nat, your new girls are going to feel like princesses when you take them home on Saturday! 

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That tank looks great!

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Re: My betta tank
Thanks everyone for comments, iv actually added a couple more items in my tank today and my females seem to like what iv done so far, thankfully...hardly any tail bashing since the plants went in.
I cleaned my light & bubble volcano this morning and put that in, the little girls keep swimming and playing in the bubbles, I also put a large resin toadstool in there and they keep hiding underneath the lip...its so cute.
Im looking into either getting an arched piece of wood or a resin stone cave.
I cleaned my light & bubble volcano this morning and put that in, the little girls keep swimming and playing in the bubbles, I also put a large resin toadstool in there and they keep hiding underneath the lip...its so cute.
Im looking into either getting an arched piece of wood or a resin stone cave.

Nataliey- Feathertail

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Re: My betta tank
Sounds good. You could make a stone or slate cave. Its cheaper than it is to buy one at my lfs.

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kizno1 wrote:Sounds good. You could make a stone or slate cave. Its cheaper than it is to buy one at my lfs.
TBH i really dont have time to make anything for my tank not with 3 young children to look after...so i find it easier to just buy things for my tank. Iv decided not to get slate caves as iv got a theme for my tank atm which is prehistoric just need a dinosaur in there now...lol!

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fair enough. Same as my mum always says she has 3 kids. Does a mushroom fit in with a prehistoric theme lol

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Kiz it looks fab and yes it does, its a pale greeny mint colour with creamy/white spots and its a toadstool lol!

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Same thing. Sounds cool i still prefer my wood though lol

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:] Thats given me a good idear you should add some wood to finish of the tank haha

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kizno1 wrote::] Thats given me a good idear you should add some wood to finish of the tank haha
Thanks Kiz il see what i can do

Nataliey- Feathertail

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Looking forward to seeing pics of this new prehistoric tank. Sounds really cool!
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Striking girls in a new penthouse!

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So far, just want either a wood arch or a resin stone cave/hide for the middle:
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The girls love to hide under the lip of the toadstool:
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The girls love to swim between the bubbles:
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The girls love to hide under the lip of the toadstool:
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The girls love to swim between the bubbles:
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Nataliey- Feathertail

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That tank is looking great. I love the volcano and the plant attached to the wood. What has all your girls so interested in the first picture lol. They're all chilling in the same spot.
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They like the toadstool the best and the coconut caves they rest on top of the moss on the cave must be soft and cozy, lol!!

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