QUOTE(Reave @ Oct 7 2009, 10:43 AM)
CazzyCazz, ur story of how u accidentally got ur 1st two bettas were somehow, quite touching. Not many ppl have the same 'kindness' these days. all about money, all about luxury, blah2..
Personally i think the size of ur tank is more than enuf, considering how they will spend all their life in those small cups, if it wasnt U taking them to the 'refuge'.
What to expect in coming days - enjoy feeding them with various kinds of foods. Many types of pellet to choose, or even mosquito larvae (u'd be surprised how they like it!).
Every bettas has its own personality, and in many cases, they arent afraid of u that u can even feed them with ur finger. The point is - its unnecessary to own top quality bettas to enjoy keeping them. Have fun

Hiyii CityLife,
Thank you very much for your advice

I am not that kind la, just being 'emotional' at that point of time. Being an animal lover, it is sad to witness how fishes are being treated 'it is just a fish', i guess my decision in bring my bettas home was based on emotional decision. But ofcoz i don't regret it as keeping bettas are definitely 10x earlier than handling my 7 cats at home
Glad to hear that my tank is ok for my fishes but yesterday night i went to some shop to buy a bigger aquarium, slightly bigger by 1 inch. Decided to change my fish to a bigger home because my fish (Bubble) hasn't been eating since the day i bought him and he sulks all the time, sinking at the bottom and hide. But guess what? Last night i bought his new home to the office and upgrade his home, today for the 1st time he is swimming happily at me and being more active than previously. But 1 thing still concern me as he still refuse his food, but he seems really happy with his new home.
My fiance's betta named 'Siew Keong' (i knw it is not a nice name for fish), though long tail but really fading colour on its body and tail (kinda ugly), but been happy since day one. He on the other hand seems strong and active, would swim up and down in his smaller tank and eat a little. Siew Keong seems to be a happier fish though living in a smaller tank.
My another betta is Twinkle, the one i rear in my apartment is doing much better, not shy another and eating well.
Btw, what about the room temperature in my office? As it gets really cold during the day and i put my finger in the water to test, it is really cold in there. Will it be ok for my fish to live in such temperature?
Added on October 7, 2009, 12:37 pmQUOTE(CazzyCazz @ Oct 7 2009, 12:32 PM)
Hiyii CityLife,
Thank you very much for your advice

I am not that kind la, just being 'emotional' at that point of time. Being an animal lover, it is sad to witness how fishes are being treated 'it is just a fish', i guess my decision in bring my bettas home was based on emotional decision. But ofcoz i don't regret it as keeping bettas are definitely 10x earlier than handling my 7 cats at home
Glad to hear that my tank is ok for my fishes but yesterday night i went to some shop to buy a bigger aquarium, slightly bigger by 1 inch. Decided to change my fish to a bigger home because my fish (Bubble) hasn't been eating since the day i bought him and he sulks all the time, sinking at the bottom and hide. But guess what? Last night i bought his new home to the office and upgrade his home, today for the 1st time he is swimming happily at me and being more active than previously. But 1 thing still concern me as he still refuse his food, but he seems really happy with his new home.
My fiance's betta named 'Siew Keong' (i knw it is not a nice name for fish), though long tail but really fading colour on its body and tail (kinda ugly), but been happy since day one. He on the other hand seems strong and active, would swim up and down in his smaller tank and eat a little. Siew Keong seems to be a happier fish though living in a smaller tank.
My another betta is Twinkle, the one i rear in my apartment is doing much better, not shy another and eating well.
Btw, what about the room temperature in my office? As it gets really cold during the day and i put my finger in the water to test, it is really cold in there. Will it be ok for my fish to live in such temperature?
SORRY, MY PREVIOUS MSG WAS TO REAVE!!!! KINDA BLUR
This post has been edited by CazzyCazz: Oct 7 2009, 12:37 PM