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How long do bettas live and how old can they reproduce?

Hank Schrader
2021-05-12 01:43:56
Betta fish can generally live for 2-3 years. In the case of good breeding, they can live to 4-5 years, and some can live to 6 years. The life span of betta fish is closely related to its sex. Generally speaking, the life span of female fish is shorter, about 2-3 years, while that of male fish is slightly longer, about 3-5 years. In order to make the fighting fish live longer, the water temperature should be stable between 24-27 C, the PH value should be controlled between 6.5-7.2, and the food should be diversified.
How long do bettas live and how old can they reproduce?

1. How long can a betta live? Usually,

a betta can live for 2-3 years. It belongs to a kind of ornamental fish with a relatively short life span. If it is well fed, it can live for 4-5 years, or even 6 years. It is worth noting that the lifespan of bettas varies according to sex. The life span of female fish is shorter, and it can live for 2-3 years. Males live longer. They can live three to five years. Not

all bettas can live to a normal age, such as poor water quality, lack of oxygen, when sick, if not handled properly, it is likely to die immediately. Want to let the fighting fish live longer, the water temperature is best to stabilize, control at 24-27 degrees Celsius, whether it is to change water or when the season changes. In addition, food should be changed frequently, and the same kind of food should not be fed for a long time, so as to avoid their nutritional imbalance.

2. How big can bettas reproduce

? 1. Bettas generally enter maturity at 3-4 months and can reproduce. If you want to choose the parent fish for breeding, you'd better choose the fish for more than half a year, so that the quality of the larvae is relatively high and the survival rate is also high.

2. Usually, when the body length is more than 4 centimeters, it can also reproduce, but it is better to choose a fighting fish with a body length of more than 5 centimeters, so that the parent fish can develop well.

3. When choosing breeding parent fish, we should choose the big ones, not the small ones. The reproductive system is easy to develop poorly and can not produce high-quality larvae.

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