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A single male Betta splendens can live in a {{gal|5}} as they are not heavy waste producers and are not too bothered about vast amounts of swimming space. While they would appreciate {{gal|10}} or larger, a {{gal|5}} will suffice for a single fish. Make sure the tank is well filtered, matured and heated, and provide the fish with hiding places including tall plants (either live or silk, not plastic as plastic will tear their fins). Bettas are not best designed for tall tanks, a rectangular or square {{gal|5}} is best, although the open top designs are less preferable as Bettas can jump, stick to tanks with fixed lids. | A single male Betta splendens can live in a {{gal|5}} as they are not heavy waste producers and are not too bothered about vast amounts of swimming space. While they would appreciate {{gal|10}} or larger, a {{gal|5}} will suffice for a single fish. Make sure the tank is well filtered, matured and heated, and provide the fish with hiding places including tall plants (either live or silk, not plastic as plastic will tear their fins). Bettas are not best designed for tall tanks, a rectangular or square {{gal|5}} is best, although the open top designs are less preferable as Bettas can jump, stick to tanks with fixed lids. | ||
− | + | Unlike what used to be here, DO NOT BELIEVE ENDLERS ARE FINE IN A 5 GALLON/17 LITER! They grow much too big. | |
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== Invertebrates in a 5 Gallon Tank == | == Invertebrates in a 5 Gallon Tank == |