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Ben's Aquarium Blog » Betta Fish Care

Ben's Aquarium blog is a developing resource full of tips and tricks to help build your ecosystems. Every two weeks we upload a new blog post helping to make botanical aquariums easier to keep. If you have a topic you want us to write about please send us a message!

Close-up of wingless fruit flies being prepared as live food for blackwater fish in an aquarium, showcasing sustainable feeding practices at Betta Botanicals.

Culturing Flightless Fruit Flies for Fish in Blackwater Aquariums

Looking to provide your fish with a natural diet that mimics their wild habitat? Culturing flightless fruit flies is an excellent way to do just that, especially in botanical method...
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An assortment of nutritional food options for wild and domestic Betta fish, focusing on optimal diet and feeding strategies at Betta Botanicals.

Wild Betta Fish Diet: A Comprehensive Guide

Achieving an optimal diet for your betta fish is crucial for their health and happiness. Understanding their natural habitat in Southeast Asia provides insights into their diverse diet, including insects,...
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Comprehensive guide to recreating the natural habitat and caring for Betta Hendra, with tips on maintaining optimal conditions in a biotope aquarium at Betta Botanicals.

Betta Hendra: A Comprehensive Care and Habitat Guide

Betta Hendra, native to the dark, tannin-rich waters of Borneo's peat swamps, captivates aquarists with its vibrant colors, intricate fin patterns, and unique behavioral traits. The blog post delves into...
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Exploring the ideal water temperature for both domestic and Plakat Betta fish, ensuring optimal health and comfort in aquarium settings at Betta Botanicals.

What are the Ideal Temperatures for Betta Fish?

Technically, all the betta species live in similar parameters - tropical temperatures, with soft, dark, and acidic water. However, as you explore each species and its unique environment, you begin to...
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