My 20 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm square Betta tank .

**Yuna** · 30th Dec 2015, 15:18

My 2nd Betta tank

This tank utilise a undergravel filtration system .

**fireblade** · 30th Dec 2015, 21:27

Nice betta..the tank looks very cramp. ..
Maybe use smaller plants will look better. .

**Yuna** · 31st Dec 2015, 00:55

Hmm....... Good idea ! I will do that when i re-scape this tank .

Thanks for the suggestion, Fireblade !

**Yuna** · 20th Jan 2016, 15:36

An update on my Betta tank .

**fireblade** · 20th Jan 2016, 16:39

where did you get your betta and how much?

**Yuna** · 20th Jan 2016, 19:38

i got it from a local betta breeder . Paid $30 sgd for it but it was a small & very young fish then.
If adult fish it would cost $50-$70 sgd .

**Urban Aquaria** · 20th Jan 2016, 20:26

Nice betta tank setup.

Just curious, i noticed the bottom of the tank seems to be covered with a layer of coarse jagged rocks, is there a chance your betta's long fins might get caught on the edges and get torn?

One more thing to note, the small plant with white vein patterned leaves is a fittonia plant, it a terrestrial house plant, not aquatic.

**Yuna** · 20th Jan 2016, 22:01

Thanks for posting & for the praise. I am glad that you like it.

Yes, those rocks seems like can cause some harm to his fins. Strangely, it does not . I had them there for quite some time now .

Thanks for highlighting regarding the fittonia plant. I am not too good with identifying plants and just plant it in there for looks.

**Liannnnnnnnnn** · 20th Jan 2016, 23:49

I think your fittonia can last under water for a while, but soon it'll start rotting. Usually it's sold for paludariums and vivariums.

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**fireblade** · 21st Jan 2016, 09:00

its a pity if you are not spawning the betta...
look at your picture a few times... looks like your betta is living in the land of giants..
any full tank shot with showing the tank and equipment?

**Sudipto** · 21st Jan 2016, 12:36

Beautiful fish.

**Yuna** · 21st Jan 2016, 16:13

Originally Posted by fireblade

its a pity if you are not spawning the betta...
look at your picture a few times... looks like your betta is living in the land of giants..
any full tank shot with showing the tank and equipment?

Wahaha ! its the effect of wide angle lens used at close up.

3 more photos taken with a Sony NEX-5N camera @ 18mm wide angle .
picture is clearer now compare to handphone pics. Its really not big and i was thinking of putting it on my desktop.

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