Feeding blind betta
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Aug 17, 2009
Are Betta fish low maintenance pets for the classroom? How hard is it to have one with a plant (I love how that looks and I think the kids would too).
Anything you can share about this topic would be helpful. Thanks!
Ashley Wright
I have a Betta named Spike. My kids adore him. He is not too much work, other than it is recommended that you change the water once a week, but very two weeks is okay. Also, you have to make sure that they only eat a little and remove the extra. As for with the plant, that is so much easier actually! Just keep the leaves out of the water or it will...See More
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