Reply With QuoteA few more...sorry, taken with iPhone so not as clear as DSLR. Don't have one of those though.
Betta enisae are my favorite of the wild bettas. Mine are in a 3ft community tank w two female betta ocellatas, one female bellica, four cory sterbai and two albino bristlenose plecos. Just sharing some pics.
A few more...sorry, taken with iPhone so not as clear as DSLR. Don't have one of those though.
Very nice setup and b.enisae bro!
Nice, are the pair in the 2nd post the recent one? Share a picture too. Took this a while back but realise it's the only nice picture I have of them. The picture wasn't taken with a Dslr too haha.
Last edited by 900801; 28th Aug 2011 at 21:04.
Nice setup there bro... It's so wild looking like it... The betta is nice and so good life to live in that environment...
Good fish ain't cheap... Cheap fish ain't gd...
Breeding Apisto inca and Apisto guttata...
LOL! I can't really tell. I put them all together in the 3ft tank and they're getting along quite well...they've really grown a lot too. You should come take a look at them. My old male, however, looks like he's aging and ill. Very sad.Originally Posted by 900801
Nice, are the pair in the 2nd post the recent one? Share a picture too. Took this a while back but realise it's the only nice picture I have of them. The picture wasn't taken with a Dslr too haha.
That's good. How many enisaes do you have now. 3? Sorry to hear about it but yea the get a quite sluggish when old. Mine lived for about 2 years before it died.
Right now, there are four younger ones. The older one hasn't been seen in days...but he hides a lot every now and then and comes out when he feels like it. That's the one fish I've had for about 2 years now...been with me the longest. Will be very sad when he passes on.
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