betta tankmates

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These are great tank mates for Betta. They keep to the bottom of the tankand also aide you by keeping the bottom of the tank clean. If you havea very aggressive Betta, he may try to eat the shrimp but this happensoften so don't stress too much. Try to buy bigger shrimp and get quitea few if you have a big tank.

These are usually ignored by a Betta but in circumstances where this isn't the
case, they can protect themselves with their shell. Just like the ghost shrimp,
they are great for keeping your tank floor clean and they don't reproduce
uncontrollably so you can keep 1 or 2 in a tank.

These fish are mid-tank fish and your Betta is a top tank fish so they usually
won't bother each other. They are beautiful fish that glow amazing colours
so they can help make your tank look very attractive. They however do need
to be fed separately and you should buy at least 8 for a big tank.

These are brilliant as tank mates because they prefer the same tank conditions
as Bettas. They also usually don't attract any aggression from Bettas except
for maybe when feeding them.

These fish are low waste fish, that are fast and don't take up the Bettas
main space in the tank. They need a big tank with perfect temperature
and bacterial conditions though.

These fish are very shy and tend to avoid Bettas. As a bonus they help
to eat up debris and excess food lying around your tank. You just need
a fairly large tank because they can grow very quickly