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Hi,
I have had my male betta in a 2 L (1/2 gallon) goldfish bowl for over a year and he's doing well. I do take care of him but I hate that he swims in circles and has nowhere to hide. I brought out my 10 gallon tank and have been cycling it (fishless of course) to prepare it to be his new home (all by himself!).
Once I'm finished the cycle and everything's good to go, what is the best way to transfer him from his room temperature goldfish bowl to the heated tank? Should I put him in a ziplock bag and float him in the tank as if he was a new fish from the store?
I just want to ensure he's comfortable and not overly stressed during his transfer from his 1 bedroom apartment to his new four star luxury suite! I mean, even though it's small, he's survived all this time!
Thanks in advance Betta peeps!
I have had my male betta in a 2 L (1/2 gallon) goldfish bowl for over a year and he's doing well. I do take care of him but I hate that he swims in circles and has nowhere to hide. I brought out my 10 gallon tank and have been cycling it (fishless of course) to prepare it to be his new home (all by himself!).
Once I'm finished the cycle and everything's good to go, what is the best way to transfer him from his room temperature goldfish bowl to the heated tank? Should I put him in a ziplock bag and float him in the tank as if he was a new fish from the store?
I just want to ensure he's comfortable and not overly stressed during his transfer from his 1 bedroom apartment to his new four star luxury suite! I mean, even though it's small, he's survived all this time!
Thanks in advance Betta peeps!