I Kept Betta Fish With Shrimp...Heres What Happened...(Cherry Shrimp/Amano Shrimp)

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    I Kept Betta Fish With Shrimp...Heres What Happened...(Cherry Shrimp/Amano Shrimp)
    Embark on a journey into the fascinating world of betta fish with shrimp companionship in this comprehensive video exploration. Delving deep into my personal encounters, I offer valuable insights and anecdotes on maintaining a balanced ecosystem within your aquarium.
    Join me as I navigate through the intricate dynamics of betta fish with shrimp, exploring the nuances of their interactions and behaviors. From the serene coexistence exemplified by Khuli, where shrimp are regarded as friends rather than food, to the occasional curiosity displayed by Stitch towards baby cherry shrimp, every betta presents a unique perspective on shrimp companionship.
    Witness the captivating tale of Skittles, whose unwavering hunting instincts towards cherry shrimp shed light on the unpredictable nature of bettas. Despite attempts to distract her with frozen daphnia, her relentless pursuit emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting individual betta personalities.
    Throughout this in-depth discussion, I address prevalent misconceptions surrounding betta fish with shrimp, debunking myths about gender and tail type influencing predation tendencies. Furthermore, I delve into the impact of tank setup on mitigating potential conflicts, acknowledging the role of hiding spots and vegetation in fostering a harmonious environment.
    Gain valuable insights and practical advice on nurturing a thriving community tank, where bettas and shrimp coexist in perfect harmony. Whether you're embarking on your first venture into shrimp with betta companionship or seeking to enhance the dynamics of your existing setup, this video serves as a comprehensive guide to navigating the intricacies of aquarium cohabitation.
    Join me on this educational journey as we unravel the mysteries of betta fish with shrimp, fostering a deeper understanding of these captivating aquatic creatures. Thanks for tuning in, and may your aquarium endeavors be filled with tranquility and serenity amidst the vibrant world of betta fish with shrimp.
    TIMESTAMPS
    00:00 - Intro
    00:05 - Betta Fish With Shrimp
    00:37 - First Betta With Shrimp
    02:02 - Second Betta Fish With Shrimp
    03:11 - Third Betta With Shrimp
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Комментарии • 24

  • @Staggo_L
    @Staggo_L 3 месяца назад +3

    I’d like to house a betta and some cherry shrimp, so I’ll just have to chance it-at least once. Thanks for the video.

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад

      Cheers, fingers crossed you get a shrimp friendly betta fish :)

  • @F33bB
    @F33bB 3 месяца назад +1

    My Betta Dale is just like Kuhli! My tank is well planted and has ton of driftwood caves for him to explore and swim through, and I have never seen him ever chase the shrimp except for the very first day I started introducing them to his tank a few at a time. He just follows and watches and inspects everything and everyone in the community (there’s Kuhli loaches, otocinclus, a dozen ghost/ cherry shrimps and a few mystery snails and everything’s super peaceful).

  • @elbluedemon2575
    @elbluedemon2575 3 месяца назад +1

    Get a big Ghost shrimp that will hold its own.. m.. and wait til it gets use to it.. then add your shrimp..it worked with Bob..👍🏼

  • @garageaquatics2023
    @garageaquatics2023 3 месяца назад +1

    Kuhli is spectacular! What abeautiful fish. I've got a Betta in a 16 gallon (60 liter) tank with a load of cherry shrimp, and yes, once I just happened to catch her snacking on a shrimp. So I'm guessing it's not an irregular occurence with her. She gets along with the rest of her tank mates just fine, but when it comes down to it, I think she likes shrimp. Well, what can I say? So do I. 🙂 Great video. Thanks for the share. Cheers, Mate! ~Ron

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад +1

      Yea I think they just look too tasty for some of them to resist >.< Cheers mate :).

  • @heaven7360
    @heaven7360 3 месяца назад +1

    I unfortunately witnessed my female betta catching a small white cloud minnow. I'm sure she ate it even though I didn't watch the whole process. (it was all but a small portion in the mouth) . Anything that can fit in a betta's mouth is potential food. Bettas are so pissy sometimes.
    But I know what you're saying about having a betta that doesn't hunt and eat anything but its regular food. I have a betta that doesn't eat shrimp so that can be the case too. He gets a little hangry and chases the few fish that are in the tank with him but nothing that would stress them too much.
    They are surely an aggressive fish but each have such unique personalities you just never know. Love seeing your bettas by the way.

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад

      Yea, they could switch to shrimp eating machines at any time. Totally agree about them all having their own unique personalities, my three are all different :).

  • @Wintersdark
    @Wintersdark 3 месяца назад +1

    I've been contemplating tossing some in with my betta, to see if he's willing to be nice.
    I want to wait though as i planted a carpet of Staurgyne Repens (tissue cultures are INSANELY good value for getting lots of small starter plant bits) and I want it to grow in a bit more first to provide shrimp safe hidey holes just in case. Id rather it not be a shrimpocalypse, and my Betta, like Stitch, tends to be excitable, glass surfs and tries to fight his reflection. I'd feel better about trying if he was more chill :)

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад

      Yea definitely wait wait for some cover to grow in mate :).
      That said, even with the cover, Skittles still hunted the cherry shrimp constantly >.

  • @cam3851
    @cam3851 3 месяца назад +1

    My betta koi female (Battlestar) is sooooo agressive I had to fetch and setup an emergency aquarium 😅 but I love her. Rip my shrimp tho…

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад

      Love the name, huge Battlestar Gallactica fan :).
      But yea, same happened to me, thankfully, I had another tank full of cherry shrimp I could move mine over to save as many of them as possible.

  • @Jajalaatmaar
    @Jajalaatmaar 2 месяца назад +1

    So... Is there any way to judge personality of a betta in a shop?

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  2 месяца назад

      People say hold your finger out to the glass to see if it flares and it will be more aggressive. Personally I don't really think this works well but my two that are fine with shrimp don't flare and the one that ate all her shrimp would flare at me just for being close to her tank.

  • @balaji2924
    @balaji2924 3 месяца назад +1

    Any tips for fish in cycle?

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад

      I have the following video going over my experiences with it but these days I only use fishless cycling - ruclips.net/video/o7ayoBl3O60/видео.html

    • @balaji2924
      @balaji2924 3 месяца назад +1

      I have watched it already and I got a filter media from a friend I wanna know when I should put the cherry shrimps in

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад

      ​@@balaji2924 If the filter media from your friend has been running in his filter and you have similar water parameters then you may be able to do it now. Cherry shrimp have a very small bioload.
      The issue is, if you add fish later and the ammonia levels increase the shrimp may not be able to handle it.
      To be safe, its probably easier to add the fish, wait till everything settles and then add the cherry shrimp last.

    • @balaji2924
      @balaji2924 3 месяца назад

      Well it's a 20 gallon and quite heavily planted and just going to be 3 endlers and few pygmy Cory's with them but I guess I should not risk it nonetheless

    • @ThermicLight
      @ThermicLight Месяц назад

      @@balaji2924 - That your tank is heavily planted I wouldn't stress. Especially since shrimp are light on the bioload.

  • @akashsr6363
    @akashsr6363 3 месяца назад +1

    I feel like the females have more agression towards the other kinds.my female beta was spotted swalpwing my small male guppy,he was half inside her mouth eventually he passed away .but now she is alone with a 😅cory

    • @GlassBoxDiaries
      @GlassBoxDiaries  3 месяца назад

      Mate I agree, I often see people say males are more aggressive but most the comments on RUclips, Instagram, and TikTok are saying they found their females to be more aggressive too.