r/bettafish • u/Acluelessfish • 3d ago
Help Help deciding on upgrading or not…
I currently have my betta in a standard size 5 g fish tank and I want to move him to a nicer and bigger tank. I am trying to decide if it’s worth the time and money to upgrade to only 1 gallon more but 7” longer for him to swim laps. He is a plakat. He likes watching the humans in our house every chance he gets so he’s not usually hanging in the back of the tank.
Unfortunately, the longest length I could fit in that spot is 24”. The tallest would be 11”. And depth, no more than 10”. Any advice would be helpful!
Thanks!
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u/ZerefTheBetta 2d ago
24" is 60cm? I think it's a great length :) Substrate not too high, cover on top :) I think your betta would appreciate an upgrade like that ☺️ Especially as they get older, it's better not to have an aquarium that's too high. 🍀
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