lol, its not really a shark tank. It just what I call my female crowntails.

I just notice this green algae stuff across the top of my female tank. I can't believe I hadn't seen it up till now. I did a huge cleaning and rearranged my gilrs tank. It looks so cute now. I'll get pictures once all the dirt and stuff I couldn't get out settles.

Hey, can you stick a rubber animal into an aquarium? I remember ages ago I saw a rubber crocodile at a craft store and thought it would go with the theme of my female tank but I didn't buy it because I fearing it might release some kind of chemicals into the water.

I'm think I'm crazy. I'm going to throw my plakat girl into the "shark" tank. She needs an attitude adjustment and I think my crowntails can do that. She almost killed my male once but I don't think she has a chance up against my 3 CT girls.

I dunno what I'm doing but my CT girls are growing huge. Same thing happened with my plakat girl. Veil ish small though, but her finage ish huge. Must just be thier genes.

Well, I wouldn't put her in with your aggressive female because she could be seriously hurt. I would try to keep her separate. She may not have been ready to breed with your male and that was why she got aggressive. Also, you need to keep in mind that she is a "fighting" fish. The desire to fight is in her. Some fish have it stronger than others.

I know she ish a fighter. I believe CTs and PKs have the highest aggression levels out of bettas. I will be watching thw whole time so no worries. Its for her own good. She really needs a bigger home since she is about 3 inches+ long.

The shark tank with its new look.

It looks good. Is that a ten gallon tank?

Yup. Look small huh?! My girls are getting so big.

It looks really lovely Sushi, I wish I could get my Betta tanks to look that pretty