Can you keep male and female Betta in the same tank?

You should not mix males and females in the same tank, other than temporarily for breeding purposes. Betta lovers will often use a “betta condo” to allow them to keep multiple males in a single aquarium. The condo is simply a small container that is vented to allow water circulation through it.

Can a male turtle live in a female turtle’s tank?

Try to avoid housing multiple male turtles in the same tank. This can be tricky if you get your turtles when they’re juveniles because it’s almost impossible to tell males from females when they’re little. Once they grow up, male turtles are much more likely to fight than females are and will probably need to be separated.

Why did I remove the younger Turtle from the tank?

In nature, the younger turtle would simply swim far enough away from the older turtle that there would no longer be any conflict. But in captivity he couldn’t do that, so I had to do it for him by removing him from the tank.

What should I do if I have more than one turtle in my tank?

If you have more than one turtle in your tank, you will have to use a larger filter and probably do more frequent water changes. Try to avoid housing multiple male turtles in the same tank. This can be tricky if you get your turtles when they’re juveniles because it’s almost impossible to tell males from females when they’re little.

What was the original name of the female tank?

Swinton’s idea was that tanks should operate in pairs: a “destroyer” (Swinton’s original proposed name was “Machine Gun Destroyer”) and a “consort” or “man-killing” tank, providing mutual protection. He stated that he then assigned the names “male” and “female” respectively.

Why was the mother tank considered a male tank?

A consequence of these designations was that the prototype Mother was considered a “male” tank. The design of the female sponson allowed only a very small door, which made escape from the vehicle extremely difficult.

What kind of tank has a female sponson?

Mark V ‘Hermaphrodite’ (or ‘Composite’) Tank. The entry/exit doors can be seen below the “female” sponson.

How to keep multiple female bettas in one tank?

Monitor the betta sorority tank closely. If you notice that certain bettas in the tank are fighting, or if you notice one particular betta that is either bullying or being bullied, you may have to remove that particular betta. Watch closely for torn fins, colour fading, disinterest in food, resting often at the bottom of the tank, etc.