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When I was at a pet store the other day I was surprised to see a whole tank full of female Beta fish. They were all in the same tank, each in its own personal space, but they were getting along peacefully. I have heard differing stories on this from different people so I wanted to ask if anyone here...

I just picked up a new male Beta fish last weekend. He is the same deep royal purple as the female I have been keeping in a vase for the past couple months. I heard this is an extremely rare color for this species and it may be worth trying to breed them. I have to agree as I have only seen those two...

Betas are the classic decorative fish. They are beautiful and interesting, yet extremely easy to care for. They require little food, and barely any space. A beta can live happily in the water that fills a wine glass. They are hardy fish, making them good for people who have no experience with fish whatsoever...