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01-10-2011, 08:57 PM
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betta& invert?
I currently have a blue lobster in a 30 gallon tank and am wanting some other fish in there. I have had a betta when I was younger but went to a larger setup and more fish. Im just wondering if the betta will mess with my cray, I know if the cray gets a hold of the betta it will be over but there's lots of space to get away. Just looking for opions and/or suggestions.
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01-11-2011, 04:36 PM
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Re: betta& invert?
I wouldn't do it, bettas don't swim fast. Even fast swimming fish are a risk because the crayfish might get them when they are sleeping on the bottom at night.
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