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Peaceful Betta imbellis Fish for Nano Tanks

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $14.99.Current price is: $9.95.

Peaceful Betta imbellis grows to 2.5 inches and thrives in small tanks with micro rasboras.

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MoonlightAquatics Peaceful Betta (Betta imbellis)

The “Peaceful Betta” is a small species of bubble nesting Betta related to the Siamese Fighting Betta (B. splendens). Topping out at 2.5 inches in captivity, this peaceful small fish can easily fit in most nano tank setups with small micro rasboras from Asia. Multiple specimens can coexist peacefully in the same aquarium as long as they are provided with lots of cover and ample retreats.

Betta imbellis will readily accept small flakes, micro pellets, and most small frozen foods. It can live in pH ranges from 5.0 to 7.5, with a preference closer to the lower end.

Specifications
Species: Betta imbellis
Size: Up to 2.5 inches
Water pH: 5.0–7.5 (prefers lower end)
Compatible with: Micro rasboras, small community fish
Feeding: Small flakes, micro pellets, frozen foods
Compatibility: Can coexist in groups with adequate cover and hiding spots

FAQ

What is the ideal water pH for Betta imbellis?

The ideal pH range is 5.0 to 7.5, with a preference for the lower end of the range.

Can multiple Betta imbellis live together in the same tank?

Yes, multiple specimens can coexist peacefully as long as the tank has plenty of cover and hiding spots.

What types of food does Betta imbellis accept?

It readily accepts small flakes, micro pellets, and most small frozen foods.

3 reviews for Peaceful Betta imbellis Fish for Nano Tanks

  1. Joanne Hardacre –

    The Peaceful Betta is a great addition to a small tank. It’s calm and doesn’t fight with other fish. I’ve kept two together with micro rasboras and they get along well. The fish is active but not aggressive, and it enjoys the small flakes I feed it.

  2. Stephanie Newman –

    I was worried about bettas being aggressive, but this one is very peaceful. It fits well in a 5-gallon nano tank with plenty of plants and hiding spots. Feeding is easy with the flakes and frozen foods I use.

  3. Edward Lee –

    The fish is active and shows interest in the tank environment. It doesn’t chase other fish and stays calm. I’ve had it for three months and it’s thriving in a well-maintained tank with soft water.

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