The Nanbor Betta Habitat is a specially designed aquarium setup that provides a safe, comfortable, and visually appealing environment for Betta fish. Known for their vibrant colors and territorial behavior, Bettas require a habitat that accommodates their unique needs, and the Nanbor Betta Habitat delivers just that. With its compact design, functional features, and aesthetic appeal, this habitat is an excellent choice for Betta enthusiasts looking to provide the best care for their fish.

Key Features:

• Compact Design: The Nanbor Betta Habitat is designed to fit comfortably in smaller spaces, making it ideal for desktops, small shelves, or nightstands. Despite its compact size, it provides ample room for a single Betta to swim and thrive.
• Clear Visibility: The crystal-clear walls of the habitat offer excellent visibility, allowing you to enjoy the vibrant colors and graceful movements of your Betta fish.
• Easy Maintenance: Equipped with an efficient filtration system, the Nanbor Betta Habitat ensures clean water and minimal maintenance, making it easy for you to care for your Betta.

Ideal Water Conditions:

• Temperature: Bettas are tropical fish that thrive in warm water. The ideal temperature range for the Nanbor Betta Habitat is between 76°F and 82°F (24°C to 28°C). If needed, a small heater can be added to maintain the correct temperature.
• pH Level: Bettas prefer slightly acidic to neutral water conditions. The recommended pH range for the habitat is between 6.5 and 7.5.
• Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water is ideal for Bettas, with a hardness level of 3 to 8 dGH.

Tank Setup:

• Aquascaping: The Nanbor Betta Habitat provides enough space for a few decorations, such as live or artificial plants, driftwood, or smooth rocks. Betta fish appreciate having hiding spots where they can retreat when they feel stressed. Avoid sharp or jagged decorations, as Betta fins are delicate and can easily get damaged.
• Filtration: The built-in filtration system is gentle, ensuring that the Betta’s water stays clean without creating a strong current that could disturb or stress the fish.
• Lighting: Bettas thrive in moderate lighting conditions. The Nanbor Betta Habitat can be equipped with LED lights that highlight the Betta’s beautiful colors while maintaining a comfortable environment.

Tank Mates:

• Bettas are notorious for their territorial and aggressive behavior, especially towards other male Bettas. Therefore, it's essential to avoid keeping them with other Bettas in the same habitat.
• Ideal tank mates for the Nanbor Betta Habitat include peaceful, small species like snails, shrimp, or bottom-dwelling fish that won’t compete for space or attention. However, it's important to monitor interactions to ensure the Betta isn't becoming stressed or aggressive.
• Avoid placing fin-nipping or fast-swimming fish with your Betta, as they can provoke aggression or stress.

Feeding Habits:

• Diet: Bettas are carnivorous and should be fed a protein-rich diet. High-quality Betta pellets, freeze-dried bloodworms, brine shrimp, and daphnia are excellent food choices for Betta fish. A varied diet helps maintain their health and vibrant coloration.
• Feeding Frequency: Feed your Betta small amounts twice a day. Only provide as much food as the fish can consume in 2-3 minutes to prevent overfeeding and poor water quality.
• Fasting Day: To prevent bloating and digestive issues, it is recommended to give your Betta one fasting day per week where they do not receive food.

Care Tips:

• Water Changes: To maintain a healthy environment in the Nanbor Betta Habitat, perform regular water changes of about 25-30% once a week. This helps remove waste, toxins, and any uneaten food, ensuring the water remains clean and safe for your Betta.
• Temperature Monitoring: Since Bettas are sensitive to cold water, use a thermometer to monitor the temperature regularly and adjust the heater if needed to keep it within the optimal range.
• Observation: Keep an eye on your Betta's behavior and appearance. A healthy Betta will be active, colorful, and responsive. Watch for signs of illness, such as faded colors, lethargy, or clamped fins, which may indicate poor water quality or disease.
• Stress Reduction: Bettas can become stressed in poor conditions or if they feel threatened by tank mates. Ensure the habitat is peaceful, with plenty of places to hide, and avoid placing the tank in areas with high traffic, excessive noise, or direct sunlight.