can bettas live? Bettas can live for 2-5 years. Their sex and breeding methods are different, and their life span is also different. Normally, the life span of male fish is slightly longer, about 3-5 years. The life span of female fish is slightly shorter, about 2-3 years. Of course, their longevity also has a lot to do with the way they are raised. If they are raised properly, some bettas can live for six years.
If breeders want to keep the betta alive longer, they need to ensure that the surrounding environment is stable, first of all, the water temperature should be kept between 24-27 degrees Celsius. Secondly, the water quality should be kept clean, and the PH value should be controlled between 6.5 and 7.2. Finally, it is necessary to ensure the diversity of food and avoid the situation of single diet and single nutrition.
? The adult time of the betta is relatively short. Generally, it can breed about 3-4 months after birth. Captive bettas are generally not affected by the season and can reproduce throughout the year. If breeders want them to breed, they can choose those with a body length of more than 5 centimeters, so that the quantity and quality of their breeding are better.
When bettas breed, they build nests. After building nests, the male fish begins to pursue the female fish. After the female fish lays eggs, the male fish will immediately go up to fertilize. After fertilization, the male will drive the female away and guard the nest himself. About 1-2 days, the small fish will hatch, but they will not swim, need to wait for 2-3 days, the small fish can move on their own, at this time the male fish will give up guarding, let them feed on their own.
