Bottom dwelling fishes that compliment bettas

[Foo Hong]

Any recommended SAFE species of bottowm dwelling fishes that will eat up leftover foods at tank bottom of fries...w/o eating the fries of cos..ha!

[Samuel Phan]

depending on the size of the fries ... apple snails might be good to serve that purpose.

[Samuel Phan]

depending on the size of the fries ... apple snails might be good to serve that purpose.

[Foo Hong]

They do take live foods which are slow ..:(

[Foo Hong]

They do take live foods which are slow ..:(

[Sebas]

how about some miniature albino plecos

[Sebas]

how about some miniature albino plecos

[Samuel Phan]

pleco will be even faster ...

[Samuel Phan]

pleco will be even faster ...

[Foo Hong]

faster what? eat my fries?

[Foo Hong]

faster what? eat my fries?

[Jonathan_Tan]

do the snails eat algae?

[Jonathan_Tan]

do the snails eat algae?

[Samuel Phan]

Yep ... pleco will be too fast for some of your young fries ... and they have large suction mouth to make them more dangerous.

Find something slower ...

But for adult betta, a pleco in tank is alright.

[Samuel Phan]

Yep ... pleco will be too fast for some of your young fries ... and they have large suction mouth to make them more dangerous.

Find something slower ...

But for adult betta, a pleco in tank is alright.

[Urner Hoo]

erm....what abt baby shrimp ?? not bbs la. yamato and ghost shrimp type. i think can but then again, have to consider space and equipment for breeding them !! [cnf]

[Ong Ginyew]

i think pleco isnt a gud idea...
my betta killed my pleco... :(

[Samuel Phan]

Your betta will make a yamato/ghost shrimp shashima out of the prawns you put in.

[Foo Hong]

I am thinking of trying small RAmshorn snails, but only for larger fries. For small fries under 2 weeks, the best is change some water, up to 70%