Firstly. A Bowl is no place to keep any fish. The use of one could have been excused in the 1800s and the early 1900s because of the lack of education and so much ignorance in what fish need in order to live. In this century of good education and enlightenment there is no excuse for such cruelty. The basic rules for keeping any fish successfully are as follows. 1 inch of fish must have at least 1 gallon of water. (A Betta is a 3 inch fish so it needs at least 3 gallons.) Every tank must have a permanently running 'cycled' filter. Every tank must have at least 50% of its water replaced every week. As far as the frog is concerned. It should have its own container. Frogs poo and piddle in the water and poison it for the fish.
Some people say it's okay but I did it once and the frog killed the betta.
Do not, no matter what put a goldfish and a betta together unless you want the goldfish to die!!!
you can put a male and female betta together but you must watch them closely, if they fight remove one of them right away! remember to remove them after they have mated
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if female beta fish are put together they would start to fight like the males.
Bettas are dumb as rocks. If you put another betta, any other anabantid like a gourami, or any long-finned fish in with a betta, the betta will fight it because he will think it's another betta. If you put a short-finned fish in with your betta, they'll live together peacefully.
No they cannot, also if you put two Betta fish together, they will fight.
a betta COULD if it actually wanted to but if you just put two of them together they're not going to kill each other.
You put them together when the female is full of eggs, and when the male builds a bubble nest.
No becaUSE THE MALE BETA FISH WILL FIGHT TO DEATH.
Male Bettas can not be kept with any other members of the Betta family. They can be kept with other species quite safely but will not tollerate another Betta (male or female) in their vicinity. Female Bettas can be kept together OK.
First of all, how big is the tank? I recommend at least a 10 gallon if you want to house these two fish together. anything smaller, you can forget about the frog already. It should work just until the frog grows to about the same size as the betta. Or even an inch smaller. Clawed frogs are opportunists and will Try to get the betta any chance it gets. You can still try but you will need a backup plan just in case things dont work out. I've tried it and it worked until the frog grew bigger. I wouldnt recommend it if you do not have another cycled tank to put your betta fish in. Well good luck to you and your pets :)