In The Aquarium
Pink betta is specifically bred for the aquarium world. There are a total of 70 species in betta; which are freshwater fish. They are perfect for aquarium fish. betta originated from rivers and marshes of south asia. They are a tropical freshwater fish. betta lives in stable water not moving.
Tank size
As tropical freshwater fish, they prefer large spaces to live around A 10-gallon fish tank with standard aquarium sizing of 20” length x 10” Width x 12” Height and weighs 111lbs. They prefer in a large space and also display in small containers. Bettas do best in large environments; betta is a big-mouthed fish so the best option is to put it on a tank. They will like to live in large spaces; although some betta happily live in small spaces.
Water parameter
Some of the parameters to consider such as PH value, hardness, and temperature. Tank water has a silently acidic pH value between 6.0 to 7.0, and the hardness of the water is between 2 to 10 dH at a temperature between 75°-80°Fahrenheit.
Add new water in a tank containing chloramines and chloride compounds. the situation arises when a supply of unfiltered water is in the tank. When the toxin levels up, the water quality becomes poor.
What to put
Plants
In their natural habitat, they have a lot of plants which help them to hide. You can add a cave as well as other things. The hiding space does not give stress to Betta. add live plants as well as artificial plants. The plant provides shelter and hiding space for betta as well you can add live plants and caves in the tank to make them resemble their natural habitat you can add sand and substrate at the bottom of the tank. plants supply oxygen to the fish and clean the water. java fern is an ideal option, if you want to add the plant.
Substrate
Marble substrate: some betta like to cover their tank with marble.
This is not an ideal choice for fish, using this substrate you can enhance the beauty of the tank. A substrate accumulates waste and changes the water regularly.
Soil substrate: it is a good option if you are using live plants in the aquarium. Keep the water tank column clean, maybe you need other material or a base like gravel. It is a labyrinth fish, so the soil can keep fish happy and healthy.
Accessories
Heater
Pink betta prefers to live in a warm environment, so you need the heater to maintain the correct temperature. The ideal temperature is between 75-76 Fahrenheit. A betta needs a special heater that is small and compact. It is easy to install.
Lighting
betta fish prefer natural lighting, for the growth of the plant. They follow a natural lifecycle day and night time. betta work during day time and sleep at night time. At night betta prefers darkness for their sleeping. If possible, avoid direct sunlight because of the rising water temperature.
Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate:
It is important to regularly check and maintain toxin levels such as Ammonium and nitrate. If the toxins level rises, it causes health issues to betta. Toxin level check once a week and maintain the toxin level in a specific range.
Hardness
Pink betta can tolerate a moderate range of hardness. Soft to slightly hard water is best. The general hardness ranges between 3-10 degrees and carbonate hardness should be between 2-8 degrees.
Cleanliness
Cleanliness is important to a healthy betta. Change regular water; clean 25% water once a week and change the entire water in once a month. change to prevent the rise in toxin levels.
Ideal tank mate
Pink betta fish do not make good tank mates. You should keep betta fish by themselves. Males are highly aggressive and territorial so kept them alone. Only breeding process male and female live together.
Females can live in individuals and groups. They are not as beautiful as a male.
