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Fish Species
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Breeding
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Betta splendens
Siamese Fighting Fish · Chapter 01 — Fish Species
Despite their reputation as aggressive fish, Betta splendens thrive in carefully chosen community tanks. The key is eliminating visual triggers: avoid fin-nipping species (tiger barbs, serpae tetras), remove tankmates with flowing fins, and break line-of-sight with dense planting. A 10-gallon minimum with floating plants like Salvinia gives them the surface access they need — bettas are labyrinth fish that breathe atmospheric air, and stressing their path to the surface causes real harm.
Water temperature is more critical than commonly assumed. Below 74°F, immune function drops noticeably — fin rot and velvet become far more likely. Keep the heater consistent; daily swings of even 3–4°F will stress the fish more than a slightly elevated nitrate level ever would.
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