GETTING MY NEW BETTA! Tank Setup + Vlog

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  • Опубликовано: 19 май 2018
  • Well hey howdy hey pals! Thanks for watching my ascent to fish ownership, and thank you Shayla for being in my video! Leave me a comment telling me what pets you have cuz I wanna know!
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Комментарии • 229

  • @marksaber6472
    @marksaber6472 5 лет назад +326

    So glad to see that someone took the right steps and actually did their research! So proud of you hope your fish and tank flourish ...

  • @carolinejoss1453
    @carolinejoss1453 6 лет назад +168

    Nice to see you provide a good home for your fish, but please remove the sea shells from your freshwater tank, as they will cause a chemical change to your water, and keep the roots of your plants exposed, as they will rot if you stick them in your gravel like that. Hope you don’t mind my saying! Lovely fish by the way!

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  6 лет назад +28

      Caroline Joss thank you so much!! I will definitely do that!!

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  6 лет назад +47

      I just wanted to again say thank you for the advice, I have been wondering what was raising the pH in my water and it was the sea shells all along! I didn't even think of that since I see shells in aquariums all the time. Thank you for helping me solve the mystery!

    • @carolinejoss1453
      @carolinejoss1453 5 лет назад +10

      Mackenzie Noelle hope your fish is doing well! Xx

    • @denisepollitt1021
      @denisepollitt1021 5 лет назад +7

      @@MackenzieNoelle You could tie the anubias to the driftwood with either fishing line or thread. After a few weeks it will root itself to it. Beautiful tank and fish btw. Love your enthusiasm and have subbed.

    • @rosemary.-6576
      @rosemary.-6576 5 лет назад +8

      @@MackenzieNoelle Yeah, it's the little things that really make a difference. XD Just wanted to say you should do a little research on cycling. One tip I have is *Don't feed blood worms*, they carry lots of things that can quickly kill your fish. I learnt that the hard way. 😭 Lovely betta btw. ♡

  • @fishtails7004
    @fishtails7004 5 лет назад +85

    What an amazing tank for a beginner im a beginner too and we can all learn together and I got first ever betta fish and I love him ima make a video about him soon

  • @melinatremblay2444
    @melinatremblay2444 5 лет назад +47

    Anubias doesn't do well in gravel, it likes to be attached to wood and rocks. You can do so by using rubber band elastic or super glue or fishing line and tying the plant to whatever you attach it to :).

  • @deannatanner5186
    @deannatanner5186 3 года назад +15

    I love how you took the time to research!! I’m getting my second betta fish today! This time I actually did the research. I realized they need to be in a 5 gallon tank (or bigger)! Hopefully my betta will be well and thriving!!

  • @rosemary.-6576
    @rosemary.-6576 5 лет назад +14

    I love how simplistic and natural your tank is, it really makes a change. :) ♡

  • @andrealocks124
    @andrealocks124 5 лет назад +7

    Wow! You did your research! So glad to finally see some one do the right steps to take care of their fish and keep it happy and healthy!

  • @shadowstarspammy
    @shadowstarspammy 6 лет назад +28

    I wish I would’ve made a video like this before setting up my tank!!!!😭 it was fun to watch your Betta tank from the start! :)

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  6 лет назад +2

      Jib Jr It was a super fun video to make! Thanks for watching!

  • @snowkitten8318
    @snowkitten8318 3 года назад +2

    I love how you are being yourself and comfortable talking about how this a first time experience for you💙💙💙. I too plan on getting a male betta fish and found a 5 gallon tank for him. Everything will come off Amazon fingers crossed everything is safe and well taken care on their journey💜💜

  • @BrookeCira
    @BrookeCira 11 месяцев назад

    Amazing job! I’m so impressed how you took your time and actually researched your stuff! I’m so happy to see you cycled your tank, tested the water, and have a a bigger tank with a heater for your betta! It’s going to thrive in there for years! Good job!

  • @waylanv.5770
    @waylanv.5770 5 лет назад +53

    How dont you have like 1m subscribers

  • @umno806
    @umno806 3 года назад

    I love that you did your research and purchased all the things your betta needs to thrive. There’s so many videos of people picking out a betta fish and then just dumping them into a half gallon bowl with some sharp plastic plant and some neon gravel and saying “he loves it,” I can guarantee that they most definitely don’t. So kudos to you for giving your betta a proper good home.

  • @leaguersgrandlady4057
    @leaguersgrandlady4057 4 года назад

    Glad to see your fish is happy. Hoping all is well and hope everything is ok. I got a fish a couple weeks ago and she is doing great. Unfortunately I made a few mistakes but still doing OK. Glad I could learn from you and other people commenting in the comments.

  • @TotallyNotaDev
    @TotallyNotaDev 3 года назад +1

    I’m so glad you did ur research I’ve been keeping fish for along time now and seeing this makes me so happy good job

  • @ameliej6690
    @ameliej6690 4 года назад

    Aw, this was a nice little video to watch while I’m waiting for my tank to cycle :) beautiful fish!!

  • @heidi57
    @heidi57 2 года назад

    I am getting a betta soon, and I have been researching for weeks! let me just say you did everything excactly right! I love the tank!

  • @marlicasavant9114
    @marlicasavant9114 5 лет назад +34

    Glad to see you doing all the steps I did not and just got my Betta and regretted it so I did research and ended up spending $150 on him but he is happier so I’m ok with it

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад +6

      Marli Casavant They can be so expensive!! I'm so glad your fish is happy! ❤️ Thanks for watching!

    • @marlicasavant9114
      @marlicasavant9114 5 лет назад +2

      Mackenzie Noelle but he has a very bad case of fin rot and I’m treating it and I wish I could send you a picture of it

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад +2

      Marli Casavant oh I've been there! I got two more fish since this video and one of them is recovering from fun rot. It's so hard to get rid of, I feel your pain!

    • @marlicasavant9114
      @marlicasavant9114 5 лет назад

      Mackenzie Noelle I just compared the day I got him the day he got fin rot the day he had recovered and the day he got it again and the time he recovered they were huge they were bigger than the day I got them

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад

      Marli Casavant absolutely!!

  • @lynxfeather30
    @lynxfeather30 2 года назад +1

    Perfect home for your betta! I love how you followed the bare minimum size of the tank, to me that looks like a 5g. Which is the minimum! Hope your fish had a happy life!

  • @raevensov1849
    @raevensov1849 6 месяцев назад

    The brown water is good! The driftwood is releasing natural tannins and they will help with your live plants! Keep up the great work! Midas is looking amazing and beautiful!

  • @zaydenl.1449
    @zaydenl.1449 6 лет назад +1

    Oml your so precious, I currently have 8 bettas. They are the most rewarding fish there is and they are great to rescue!!! Keep going!! :D

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  6 лет назад +2

      Zayden Leischner Aww thank you!! I love them so much!

  • @chichi_nnaj
    @chichi_nnaj 6 лет назад +60

    Omg seeing these poor fish in cups makes me so sad :( btw love the video !

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  6 лет назад +12

      ChiChi Nnajiofor yeah I know I wish I could give them all good homes!

    • @noleesworld3792
      @noleesworld3792 4 года назад +5

      Well atleast we can look on the bright side and say that hopefully those little cups aren’t there forever home bc people will buy them!

    • @alexatrotter9214
      @alexatrotter9214 3 года назад +1

      Your fish looks just like my beta marley! They are the same type and same very similar markings

  • @CheezpUff_02
    @CheezpUff_02 2 года назад

    Thank You SOOO much for doing your research! I think your Betta will live a happy and long life. 🦋

  • @howtopepsicola1252
    @howtopepsicola1252 4 года назад +5

    Getting a betta fish in a few weeks! I’m working for my dad and saving up some money for one. And the proper materials needed. I’m a beginner so this will be a experience!

    • @bray7379
      @bray7379 4 года назад +1

      Me too! I’ve never gotten one before and I’m so excited, if you’ve gotten your fish I hope it’s going well! 😊♥️

  • @saraahslvr1844
    @saraahslvr1844 4 года назад +1

    this is literally exactly what i did when i got my fish i watched so many videos and did allmy research before i got my fish named malfoy and hes doing very well and your fish looks very happy

  • @Alexis-gj6kz
    @Alexis-gj6kz 5 лет назад +3

    Well done doing your research!!! Beautiful fish and beautiful tank!

  • @swapnilchatterjee436
    @swapnilchatterjee436 3 года назад +1

    Its very pleasing to hear fellow hobbyist have done the research.....lots of love frm india🖤

  • @theblasianfamily-4393
    @theblasianfamily-4393 4 года назад +1

    This is such a amazing tank! I wish I started like this when I first got my betta 😂

  • @rebeccadowling8165
    @rebeccadowling8165 4 года назад

    Im so glad you did the proper research amd you seem like such a nice sweet person!

  • @rain-yu4qr
    @rain-yu4qr 4 года назад +1

    I got a betta fish too! :D I have a blue and white half moon and a brownish red crown tail! When we got stuff for the water the man gave me a free fish. I just learnt that it was a suckermouth catfish. I was wondering why it was trying to eat the side of the tank..
    Also, you seem so sweet! Thanks for keeping this fish in a nice home! :)

  • @kassierivera5635
    @kassierivera5635 5 лет назад +2

    Omg u are a really good betta keeper. I mean u soaked the drift wood ahead of time which is really smart

  • @emilys1710
    @emilys1710 3 года назад

    Woah... you actually properly set up to get a betta. I love this.🥺

  • @Saramichellegilpin
    @Saramichellegilpin Год назад +2

    He looks so happy.

  • @none_yabitch9199
    @none_yabitch9199 4 года назад +1

    I see her being a future RUclipsr that has millions of subscribers she really has a lot of potential 🥰

  • @cringeken5389
    @cringeken5389 3 года назад

    Ah yes finally! Good fish care! This video helped a lot with setting up my tank!

  • @bgc3864
    @bgc3864 3 года назад

    I remember having a gold betta. He was the most stunning betta I ever had. It was a double tail and it was so gorgeous

  • @meggrotte4760
    @meggrotte4760 5 лет назад +11

    You got a great tank it's awesome setup I recommend you get a little betta cave so your Betta can hide

  • @paige4442
    @paige4442 4 года назад +1

    OMG your tank is sooo cute i love it!❤️❤️🥺😊 I have a Betta to his name is Squirt and it's tank is spobgebob themed😂

  • @bingsu7824
    @bingsu7824 5 лет назад +10

    Ok.. You can’t really plant anubias in your substrate. The rhizome would eventually rot thus you would get a dying plant. You could just attach your anubias with some sort of string or you could use super glue it to your driftwood, of course the wood has to be partially out of the water if you want to glue the plant.

  • @homesteadwannabes
    @homesteadwannabes 4 года назад +1

    LOVE this video!! Your tank setup is so cute! And your Betta is GORGEOUS!! Im really excited to decorate my 5.5 gallon tank and put my female betta Jeffa in there!:)

  • @ItsAnnaLouise
    @ItsAnnaLouise 6 лет назад +1

    Omg you’re so cute 💓 this is a great video girl! {so far hehe} I just had to say that! Let me keep watching

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  6 лет назад

      Oh my gosh thank you for watching!! I'm so glad you liked it!

  • @kennedy3924
    @kennedy3924 5 лет назад

    love how prepared you were :)

  • @JzbyAquatics08
    @JzbyAquatics08 5 лет назад

    A+ for a fish beginner 😊 very nice video. Gotcha!

  • @spectro_thefurry__2draw148
    @spectro_thefurry__2draw148 4 года назад

    Ooh this is great! I’m getting my first betta tomorrow!

  • @meggrotte4760
    @meggrotte4760 5 лет назад

    Hey I just wanted to let you know that there's at least five other plants that you can use that won't croak., all of these plants enjoy having their Roots exposed. There's anubias, java fern, and I'm sorry I forgot the other three but if you check out beginner plants on RUclips you'll find some great plants that you can put in your tank.
    Java fern can be put in the back of the tank anubias usually likes to be on Driftwood or it's kind of hanging out on the bottom of the gravel usually I'll put some stones side the anubias to weigh it down.
    I'm an American living in Taiwan and all of my tanks are set up with basically Driftwood and anubias I also have betta caves that look like water jars they're made out of terracotta and they've got three holes so you can also stuff anubias and those as well but my bettas are pretty happy and healthy.
    All my tanks have filters they don't need heaters because Taiwan is so hot. If you find that your filter flow is too strong you can always put in an extra filter sponge where the water comes out it's perfect for keeping the flow low. Make sure that your filter has a sponge on the filter pipe because bettas like to rest on the filters.
    I don't know about America but usually when I buy bettas in Taiwan they have illness and so I usually give them a methane Blue for 7 days.
    This pretty much will get rid of anything if fungus velvet fin rot bacterial infections.
    Just follow the bottle according to the directions and don't use your filter. The reason why is because the medication will kill the good bacteria in your filter.
    After 7 days do a complete water change and I guarantee your fish will live.
    I had 14 bettas and I lost 7 after I figured this out I was able to keep 7 healthy bettas now.
    Definitely pick up some frozen bloodworms Krill and mosquito larvae and get anything related to Omega one Spectrum these are the best foods you can buy for your fish.
    Don't forget to do your 30% water change and usually at the end of two weeks when the water starts smelling funky I just do a complete water change.
    I acclimate fish for about 30 I put in good water conditioner and aquarium salt with aloe bettas are doing fantastic.
    Love your tank by the way=)

  • @marquatic9910
    @marquatic9910 5 лет назад +1

    wonderful care so far !!! i wish your fishy the best :)

  • @exoticpetlife9349
    @exoticpetlife9349 3 года назад +3

    Your fish has a better setup then my room 😳😂

  • @dawarrior76
    @dawarrior76 5 лет назад

    I loved the attention you put into setting the little tank...but if I may suggest...I’d tell you to start the tank with ornaments put in during water filling...then let the tank run for 2 weeks simply throwing a couple of fish food pallets to start bacteria. Roots will start moulding a little as they soak up.
    Nonetheless nice betta and nice tank set up

  • @Stella2cool4u
    @Stella2cool4u 2 года назад +1

    I just got my third betta a few weeks ago, and he is a bluerim plakat!

  • @jdsjungle3330
    @jdsjungle3330 5 лет назад +1

    awww your fish is so cute!

  • @elenab9066
    @elenab9066 4 года назад +1

    for some reason i have so much trouble with my siphon. can you do a video on how to start the flow? I have the same one as you.

  • @Ladybug19391
    @Ladybug19391 Год назад +1

    The brown from the driftwood is tannins and is good for the fish so should be left in.

  • @LittleHomanWithBigHeart
    @LittleHomanWithBigHeart 2 года назад

    Awesome tank setup btw what kind of substrate did you use?

  • @lilyxx4839
    @lilyxx4839 5 лет назад

    Ty for having a nice set up 👍 looks like he's gonna have a nice life

  • @reptile_lover751
    @reptile_lover751 5 лет назад

    Great setup and thank you for doing your research. I have two tips for you, first if you want your plants to survive then you will need a LED or UVB/UVA light on top and you might want to get a lis because bettas can jump. Hope things go well

    • @reptile_lover751
      @reptile_lover751 5 лет назад

      Light not lis

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад +1

      Reptile_ Lover Thanks for your advice! I have always had a lid on this tank :) and since this i did get a light since this video. I learned the hard way that bettas jump, the fish in this video jumped out of his quarantine tank when he got fin rot :(

  • @AaronLewisOfficial
    @AaronLewisOfficial 5 лет назад +2

    Such a cute Berta!

  • @Camarah
    @Camarah 6 лет назад

    That's so exciting! I really wanna get a fish!

  • @noelia6984
    @noelia6984 6 лет назад

    YOU DID IT!!!!! Keep me updated!!! Also... I MISS YOU!!!!

  • @dagnyg.189
    @dagnyg.189 5 лет назад

    I know you said you were a beginning fish keeper but you seemed very well informed and researched a ton, I did as well, however I don’t exactly understand the water cycling and the processes of it before putting the fish in water. So can someone help me understand why and ways to help speed up this process?

  • @Cibaemii
    @Cibaemii 3 года назад

    I understand your a veggie egg and I am too, if you get Anubis please do not root it :) try keeping the stem, up since that’s were there leaves grow from a dm they will rot if rooted ;) try to super glue it on your drift wood, it’s pretty easy, ( and try adding some hiding spaces it makes them less stressed and much more active and trustful of you)

  • @lanceklueh4086
    @lanceklueh4086 3 года назад

    This makes me very happy :)

  • @mvvinds
    @mvvinds 5 лет назад +1

    What filter are you using?

  • @emmasimms1449
    @emmasimms1449 4 года назад +1

    This was really useful I am thinking of getting a fish 🐠

  • @imtheboss5134
    @imtheboss5134 5 лет назад

    Good vid girl 😄

  • @austenwood295
    @austenwood295 5 лет назад +4

    This video helped me a lot

  • @Pwuriin
    @Pwuriin 4 года назад +4

    since my parents won’t let me get any small pets.. im going to buy a betta fishy! im going to ask my dad when he wakes up the other day I told him he said yes so hopefully he says yes! I’ve done all my research so :D

  • @JunFeril
    @JunFeril 4 года назад

    How many weeks did it take for your tank to completely cycle?

  • @angeliqueramjathan8438
    @angeliqueramjathan8438 5 лет назад

    Hey. Great vid. Very nice. Cool tank too. I just wanted to know how u did your fish cycle. With fish food. Did u just add some food every day orr ? Because I need to cycle my tank but I can't go out and buy ammonia like other vids recommended. I only have fish food any bit of advice will help me. Thank you😘

  • @lewiscookie5541
    @lewiscookie5541 4 года назад

    hi i really loved the way the design and color of the fish looks like it's sooo pretty :) i also gave you a sub sadly i only have 4 subs :( but i love watching fish vlogs you inspired me to want to get my own fish i'm thinking about getting the glo betta fish i'm not sure yet i want to do my own fish vlogs to i love your fish vlogs i would love to see more fish vlogs you do keep up the wonderful work :)

  • @justanimals4280
    @justanimals4280 Год назад

    I love it❤

  • @sisc7955
    @sisc7955 2 месяца назад

    It is good tank but did you figure out the heater thing

  • @utopiaria1514
    @utopiaria1514 4 года назад

    He is so cute!

  • @mantismom7016
    @mantismom7016 4 года назад

    Hey everybody ! I need help ! I’m getting a beta fish soon I have been reading that I can use moss balls instead of a filter ? Is that true

  • @ariataylor119
    @ariataylor119 4 года назад

    i have a white opal male!! great videos!!

  • @toridylo3268
    @toridylo3268 5 лет назад +8

    did you buy your driftwood or collect it at the beach?

    • @Karalykins
      @Karalykins 3 года назад

      That’s what I asked lol

  • @astronaut2853
    @astronaut2853 3 года назад

    yay actual betta care !

  • @maddiem604
    @maddiem604 3 года назад

    This is INSANELY late but can I ask you where you bought or got your driftwood! Because I need driftwood to decorate my tank that I have for a betta fish!

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  3 года назад

      Maddie M I just bought it at a local pet shop, it never stopped making the water brown though so I would definitely recommend asking about the wood before you get it and then boiling it before putting it in the tank

  • @doebean_6156
    @doebean_6156 5 лет назад

    Aw you and your friend are so cute

  • @bloodnglitter
    @bloodnglitter 3 года назад

    Congrats on your fish and don’t worry girl it’s pronounced bet-tah you had it right lol

  • @biancagarciarivas
    @biancagarciarivas 4 года назад

    How long do you keep the heater on? I have the same one as you but I don’t know how long it should stay there

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  4 года назад +1

      Bianca Garciarivas the heater in this video automatically shuts off when it reaches the optimal temperature. You don’t need to turn it off. You should still have a thermometer in the tank just to check that the heater is working though, and check it like once a day

    • @biancagarciarivas
      @biancagarciarivas 4 года назад

      Mackenzie Noelle yeah and my heater is only 7.5 W for a 2.5 gallon tank... I’m planning to upgrade the tank to 5 gallons and purchasing a heater like the one you stated

  • @astronaut2853
    @astronaut2853 3 года назад

    i couldn’t really see that well, and i know this was two years ago, but if that’s a real seashell, keep an eye on your pH level bc seashells will raise the pH :))

  • @skylercheyenne7835
    @skylercheyenne7835 4 года назад

    try boiling your driftwood! it helps with the color :)

  • @whatsupwithnoelle
    @whatsupwithnoelle 3 года назад +1

    I love ur name!😉

  • @shorkie8799
    @shorkie8799 3 года назад

    Those plants you got don't do good in gravel, their roots can't be covered. If you don't want to attach them to Wood maybe get some little rocks to plant then around the tank. Great video 👍

  • @mxrishak5569
    @mxrishak5569 6 лет назад +12

    you are CUTE as hell and so is ur fish, I had to subscribe ❤️

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  6 лет назад +1

      mxrisha k oh my gosh you're so sweet!I'm so excited that you subscribed! Thank you so much! ❤️💕

    • @mxrishak5569
      @mxrishak5569 6 лет назад

      Mackenzie Noelle gotchu girl ❤️

    • @siriustraveler7083
      @siriustraveler7083 6 лет назад

      mxrisha k me to lol

  • @gavinsnapdragon
    @gavinsnapdragon 5 лет назад +1

    I’m so confused about all these cycles and stuff. i’m not a complete beginner to betta care, but apparently I haven’t been doing it right. What are all of these cycles and levels and stuff about? I haven’t found a video that explains that stuff to me yet

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад +2

      Gavin Leach I'm definitely not the one to ask, haha. I would try Google? It all has to do with ammonia and nitrites and nitrates and stuff

  • @meliahswag6417
    @meliahswag6417 5 лет назад

    I LOVE MITUS SJSJDJDJJJSJJJ

  • @zoelecocq7835
    @zoelecocq7835 5 лет назад

    I have a guinea pig and a cockatiel, I’m getting a Betta tomorrow 💞

  • @jakefulton8501
    @jakefulton8501 5 лет назад

    One question why did u syphen the gravel before there was anything in the tank?

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад +1

      Jake Fulton There was some fish food down in the gravel from when I tried to do the fish food method of nitrogen cycling

    • @jakefulton8501
      @jakefulton8501 5 лет назад +1

      Mackenzie Noelle Ohhhhhh

  • @larrycung9131
    @larrycung9131 5 лет назад

    If i were you, i would keep the plants in a seperate tank because they might carry snails which are very difficult to get rid of without emptying the entire fish tank. I would also get a light so you could see the betta better and the plants to grow because some plants may need specific lighting.

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад +2

      Larry Cung Thanks for your advice, but I've had these plants for many months now and so I know they're snail-free. :) I've been lighting the tank with a desk lamp until I can afford better lighting

    • @rosemary.-6576
      @rosemary.-6576 5 лет назад

      Yeah, although in my personal experience the bettas eat the baby snails.

    • @kes9612
      @kes9612 5 лет назад

      That specific brand of plant guarantees that they are free from pesticides, snails etc but specifically says snail free. Thats why they are so dang expensive. Literally they sell the ones the size of my pinky finger with about 6leaves (small size anubis nana sp?) for about 5bucks and the larger ones are almost 10 at my pet smart and i live in a state where the cost of living is relatively low compared to say a state like california etc so i cant even imagine how much pet co and petsmart retail these at in other places. I didnt even get but one root and starting off of my small one if i wanted it to look like anything more than a twig or provide my betta with any comfort (hiding resting etc) but luckily i dont have a huge tank or it would look even more odd. Even the large ones arent really all that big considering its the biggest they sale. Your correct though most plants need a light spectrum in tank and also the beta needs it as well (makes them more active-flare at themselves reflection) but should be turned off an equal amount. They need a hide to access at all times but especially when tank light is on. Also having a light in the tank and also using a flashlight on your betta can help you get the jump on some fast acting diseases that can consume or kill your fish before you even notice a problem. Need to be able to inspect and see all parts of your fish and familiar yourself with their markings/oddities in order to keep them in optimum health. If they are in a dark tank you can miss most diseases, parasites, fungus and its too far gone if your noticing a problem in a dim lit tank. If they have natural sunlight then you get algal growth so LED is a good alternative. Fin rot is so easily caught with a well lit tank and daily inspections upon feeding but rather impossible to spot in a unfamiliar fish in a dark tank .

  • @liamcarter3509
    @liamcarter3509 5 лет назад

    Cant believe you didnt buy that purple won 😍

  • @kiwiproductions6399
    @kiwiproductions6399 5 лет назад

    This video was so cute

  • @madison4525
    @madison4525 5 лет назад

    I didn’t see a thermometer, so I would I highly suggest getting one! To make sure your fish’s water is at the right temperature. But it might just be hidden.

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад

      Gølden Sunfløwer Yep I have one, it came with the tank

  • @candycaneandchocolatetheel3219
    @candycaneandchocolatetheel3219 3 года назад

    I used to have a beta fish of course it was a fish so I thought it was only gonna last for a week but it lasted for like a month but I’m Hoping that my mom will let me get another fish

  • @violet8119
    @violet8119 2 года назад

    I really want an update

  • @veedinero7247
    @veedinero7247 4 года назад +1

    I’m literally so confused lol. I’m twelve and I’m planning on getting a betta I know the stuff you need such as a filter, heater, sand food whatever but I don’t understand what a nitrogen cycle is. Like before you get the betta you need to put water in the tank and leave it?

    • @veedinero7247
      @veedinero7247 4 года назад

      Someone please help me and explain it I’m getting my fishie soon I have a 15 gallon tank btwdont be unkind also thank you!

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  4 года назад +1

      I would just look and see what google says :) you’ll most likely be fine as long as you condition the water

    • @veedinero7247
      @veedinero7247 4 года назад

      Mackenzie Noelle which process did you take when cycling your tank?

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  4 года назад

      Pieceof Trash its been a while so I don’t quite remember exactly, but I just put a pinch of fish food in the water every day and then did a little water change before putting the fish in. And I brought a little bit of water to the pet store so they could test it to make sure it was safe. Basically i was trying to build up the good bacteria that breaks down waste in the water. I’m definitely not an expert though :) good luck with your fishies!

    • @toast2139
      @toast2139 4 года назад

      There are some great videos on RUclips that will help you and you can always try going fish keeping communities and they can help you as well

  • @casstaylor8265
    @casstaylor8265 3 года назад

    Can we get an update on that tank?! 🥰

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  3 года назад

      Sadly I don’t have it anymore! This video is a few years old, I moved around too much since then to justify keeping fish

  • @larisanovoselova5174
    @larisanovoselova5174 3 года назад

    You have a lucky betta there

  • @InspirationEmPire25
    @InspirationEmPire25 5 лет назад

    Mitus so cute

  • @chaseadams8113
    @chaseadams8113 5 лет назад +1

    Can we get a update video? :)

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад +1

      Chase Adams I did an update video a while ago, where I talked about how my fish got fin rot and then jumped out of his quarantine tank unfortunately

  • @kills9858
    @kills9858 5 лет назад

    I subbed!

    • @MackenzieNoelle
      @MackenzieNoelle  5 лет назад

      -That Wolf Can Draw!- Thanks so much!!

    • @kills9858
      @kills9858 5 лет назад

      @@MackenzieNoelle Np! ;) anytime!