What can I breed in a 20 gallon long?

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Pole said:
wat did u mean by weren't comfortable? seems a bit odd to see in a fish..When I first started fishkeeping, I kept three in a ten gallon for bout three years. Then I moved em to a 30, and they simply died off. water quality was fine along with acclimation. I find these smaller fish which peeps say should be in thirty gals do well in ten to five gals
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Not comfortable, constant bickering between the pair, stress coloration when water quality was within acceptable range. The female getting bugged by the male at all times. Moved them to a 55 and all that stopped. I personally only thing that deserve a 10 gallon is bettas, and small schooling fish. I wouldn't put any fish in a 5 but that's just me.
Now sorry for derailing OPs thread. Do tell what you decided on?


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Crazy mike said:
Not comfortable, constant bickering between the pair, stress coloration when water quality was within acceptable range. The female getting bugged by the male at all times. Moved them to a 55 and all that stopped. I personally only thing that deserve a 10 gallon is bettas, and small schooling fish. I wouldn't put any fish in a 5 but that's just me.
Now sorry for derailing OPs thread. Do tell what you decided on?


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same here, sorry for derailing, but I guess each fish is different
 
There is this one shop that sells betas but they aren't just any betas they are really huge like 4 inches and I think I'm going to breed them they want anywhere from 20-60 bucks for each one !!


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I don't know it's labeled as a king beta I know that this is not a type of beta but that's what they have it labeled as its in this mom and pop type of store and they sometimes have em in they are Awesome!! I don't know if they are wild or not they are just sitting in jars like all of the others just in a different section they keep them in a little bit bigger jars I don't know their exact species name or common name all I know is they are big and they want a lot for them so they must be worth something to breed I'm just going to try to breed them like I did any other beta there is a picture I'm going to post that will give you a rough idea how big they are compared to normal betas it the bigger beta still looks a little smaller than what they have in the store


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that_fish_Guy said:
I don't know it's labeled as a king beta I know that this is not a type of beta but that's what they have it labeled as its in this mom and pop type of store and they sometimes have em in they are Awesome!! I don't know if they are wild or not they are just sitting in jars like all of the others just in a different section they keep them in a little bit bigger jars I don't know their exact species name or common name all I know is they are big and they want a lot for them so they must be worth something to breed I'm just going to try to breed them like I did any other beta there is a picture I'm going to post that will give you a rough idea how big they are compared to normal betas it the bigger beta still looks a little smaller than what they have in the store


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its selective breeding, however I doubt ull make much money off it.
 
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