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Posted by koicrazy on March 23, 2003 at 03:12:47:

In Reply to: Don\'t put male and female together. posted by kelly on March 21, 2003 at 08:14:26:

:Unless you're thinking about breeding, don't put them together. If you are thinking of breeding, do a lot of research first

no I wasnt thinking of breeding. is there any fish that I could put in with my betta? I wanted to get a larger tank for him but it would be pointless to have all that space and no other fish. Thanks for the heads up.

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• Re: Don't put male and female together. AquaGoat 03/26/03 (0)