Betta for new home

by **MidnightRose** Sat 17 Sep 2011 - 11:35

Hi, I have a female betta, shes red and shes lonely. She lives on her own as the other ones i had died a few months back, and she's a little fighter. It's not fair on her to live on her own she deserves to live in a sority with other fish. So she is free to a new home. I want her to go to a good home.
Thanks for reading x

by **liz2** Sat 17 Sep 2011 - 21:13

Hi you dont say whereabouts you live, or what the others died off? I have betta girls and as long as they can see other fish they seem fine...can you post a photo of her?

by **MidnightRose** Mon 3 Oct 2011 - 20:12

I live in warrington, and i don't think my tank cycled properly so they kept dying off. I tried my best though, its a shame on this fish though she looks depressed if a fish can be depressed? Urm, shes a pale red VT. I will try post a photo but my cameras no good x

by **KalandraJane** Tue 4 Oct 2011 - 18:54

Someone needs to show Natalie this post, she's in Wigan and has a sorority. I'd take her (I'm in Manchester, boyfriend is in St. Helens) but only have spaces for males unfortunately Sad

A fish can be depressed, though obviously in fish it's not as complex as depression in mammals. It's more just stress and boredom which can make them vulnerable to illness.

by **cowboy** Tue 4 Oct 2011 - 20:12

Do females get on in community tanks? I have space in my big planted tank that has mostly catfish and loaches with just two elderly danios. If so I could pick her up after uni one day? Unless anybody else has a sorority going that is..
(ps, If you want to get in touch, it's best to PM Kally, rather than me because I'm up to my gills in uni work)

by **Nataliey** Thu 6 Oct 2011 - 22:01

KalandraJane wrote:Someone needs to show Natalie this post, she's in Wigan and has a sorority. I'd take her (I'm in Manchester, boyfriend is in St. Helens) but only have spaces for males unfortunately

A fish can be depressed, though obviously in fish it's not as complex as depression in mammals. It's more just stress and boredom which can make them vulnerable to illness.

wow someone that lives close to me with bettas...thats sad news midnightrose...i do have a sorority but at the moment im having issues with white spot but if no one picks her up me and my partner could pick her up when all is well in the sorority...if i did come get her this is where she would live:
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There is also a large anubias plant on drift wood in the right hand corner.

by **MidnightRose** Sat 8 Oct 2011 - 18:54

Hi Natalie, thats a lovely sority and i'm sure my betta would love it in there. I can keep her for the time being but if your able to take her once your white spots gone then let me know! Smile

Thankyou!!! x

by **Nataliey** Sat 8 Oct 2011 - 20:11

cowboy wrote:Do females get on in community tanks? I have space in my big planted tank that has mostly catfish and loaches with just two elderly danios. If so I could pick her up after uni one day? Unless anybody else has a sorority going that is..
(ps, If you want to get in touch, it's best to PM Kally, rather than me because I'm up to my gills in uni work)

If you are able to take her before me thats fine as iv told Midnightrose i have a white spot issue in my sorority and iv only just put my second lot of meds in, so will be another week at least.

by **KalandraJane** Mon 10 Oct 2011 - 19:08

The planted tank is lovely, and there's no boisterous fish in there which would nip at her. MidnightRose, if you'd like us to give her a new home Paul (cowboy) can pick her up, drop one of us a message. This is the tank:

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by **KalandraJane** Mon 10 Oct 2011 - 19:09

ps. none of those fish are in there now, it's mainly loaches and corys.

by **Nataliey** Wed 12 Oct 2011 - 0:53

Id go for Kallys tank a lot more natural with all those plants than mine =)

by **JamieBankai** Mon 24 Oct 2011 - 5:15

Both the tanks look amazing! Good luck finding a home for your little one!

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