My betta killed my SAE

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Deadeye said:
Very nice! Good to see a healthy weight and not the obese monsters I’ve seen pics of. I miss my clawed frog...
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Yea I’ve had these two since they were like half an inch they grow so fast and I haven’t seen any clawed frogs anywhere since the place I got them at closed down earlier this year
 
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Deadeye said:
Yes, you are right.
I meant that in such a small tank the betta is much more likely to have tankmate issues than in a proper tank size. Same with any aggressive fish.
I definitely exaggerated too much.
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You have admitted you were wrong, not everyone is man enough to do so, that is respectable comrade.
Deadeye said:
The two males never fought? How big?
What kind of frog? I’m picturing a dwarf frog eating a betta but clawed seems more likely.
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I’ve heard stories of people breeding bettas and keeping the spawn all together since birth and from what I understood they all got along, males and females, however, when the person took one out then put them back in the others essentially forgot who that fish was and treated him as a brand new betta. It’s been a long time since I read that post so take it with a grain of salt.
 
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Beautiful betta Rtc/tsn Rtc/tsn
 
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fishhead0103666 said:
You have admitted you were wrong, not everyone is man enough to do so, that is respectable comrade.

I’ve heard stories of people breeding bettas and keeping the spawn all together since birth and from what I understood they all got along, males and females, however, when the person took one out then put them back in the others essentially forgot who that fish was and treated him as a brand new betta. It’s been a long time since I read that post so take it with a grain of salt.
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I think I remember seeing that one as well.
 
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