Can betta fish be kept with tropical fish?

No. Betta.

Knowing that it must be raised alone, the physiological habit of betta fish is to live independently, each fish has a certain water space, if other fish invade, there is no doubt about fighting, and you must fight to the death. Betta fish have a rough temperament, and when male fish meet each other, they are aggressive, especially during the breeding season, when the fight is more intense.

Betta fish usually inhabit slow-flowing or still water environments such as creeks, ponds, farmland, and river ditches. Omnivorous, feeds mainly on zooplankton, insect larvae, and also eats filamentous algae.

Betta fish have auxiliary respiratory organs that allow them to exchange air directly in their bodies, and can survive when dissolved oxygen in the aquarium is low. Once out of the water, it can live for a period of time without dying.

I raised my bucket in the big tank, and your situation is the same, because the weather is cold, it is not cost-effective to buy a tank, it just opened its gills when it first went in, scared other fish, and did not chase the fish, until it has been chased by other fish, until now nothing has happened, but some buckets are not necessarily vegetarian, there are also grumpy, you don't want to do this, put the bucket in first, see if it has a situation of chasing fish or biting fish, be sure to observe for a longer time, Because it just entered the tank may have an adaptation stage, at that time do not chase fish, and so it adapts, there may be a hobby of chasing fish, if there is a chasing fish, it can only be fished out (to tell you a situation, the first time there is a chase fish, take it out, raise a few days, put it into the tank, see if there is still chasing, repeat a few times, may not chase, some of my fish have been chasing my 7 colors. I'm just isolated in the in, isolated in the in, repeated a few times, it won't chase, although I know that the memory of the fish is very short, almost none, but this is just my personal opinion, the master don't scold me) and a little before entering the tank with fish with salt soak for a few minutes, in the in, because after all, it's not the same tank of water, if you're lazy, don't soak it, it's not contagious, if it's in**then take it out alone** isn't it.

Look at the national fight or the Tai Dou The national fight is more ferocious, and likes to attack other fish. Although the Taidou is said to be aggressive, it is relatively easy to be attacked by other fish species (especially horsetails). The generals of the Taidou are even more ferocious, and they are not suitable for polyculture with other fish.

In general, it is best not to polyculture betta fish with other fish to be on the safe side. If you want to polyculture, it is better to buy betta fish seedlings, which are polycultured with other fish from an early age, and it is easier to get along with them when they grow up.

No, betta fish will bite off the fish of tropical fish.

Betta fish cannot be mixed with other fish, because betta fish is very aggressive by nature, whether it is a big fish or a small fish, it will take the initiative to attack other fish. And if two male bettas are put together, there is a high probability that one will be bitten to death.

Many people who want to raise betta fish should ask if betta fish can be kept with other fish. In fact, betta fish is not suitable for fish and other fish to raise together, because betta fish are very aggressive by nature.

If the betta fish is mixed with other fish, whether it is a large fish or a small fish, it will attack other fish, especially some fish with large tail fins and smaller fish, and betta fish always like to bite the tail fin of other fish.

And don't keep the male betta fish together, otherwise there will be a fight between them, or even lead to the death of one party, so most of the betta fish seen in the flower and bird market are packed separately in glass bottles**.

You can raise them together.

Betta fish are aggressive and fight with males of the same kind, and they are also small and easy to be suppressed by koi; In order to grab territory and compete for mates, males often "fight" and even "blood on the beach".

It is also known as the Siamese Betta Fish, Betta Fish, Fighting Fish, Fighting Fish, and Painted Sparrow. Betta fish are very adaptable to the environment, and their appearance is gorgeous and exaggerated, and they are one of the more easily raised ornamental fish.

Betta fish are kept with other fish. Betta fish belong to tropical fish, they have a certain type of fighting nature, temperament is more stupid and ferocious, so it is best to choose a smaller size of betta fish for polyculture, to prevent betta fish from attacking other fish and causing injury or death of fish.