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Do Male Betta's Eat..........?
Ghost shrimp... Now dont tell me They have to be a lone because i know different It all dependes on what kind of fish you put them with. Because i have had them with other fish and they have gotten along just fine. I just never try ghost shrimp so i was hoping some one out there might know All i would like to know is if they would eat or kill a ghost shrimp. Thank you
I dont need the ghost shrimp to last a long time. I am actully going to use them for food for another fish but i want to buy 3 or 4 at a time so i dont have to go back to the store all the time
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
If they are a good size no, but ghost shrimp do not live that long usally. The ones i had only lived for 2 months but my brothers breed and he had over 50 after 3 mouths.
- 1 decade ago
I had a beta in with a ghost shrimp & a crab.... they did ok for a good while, but then the crab ended up eating the shrimp. I've also had them in with dwarf frogs, but the frog ate blood worms & would get confused & attack the beta's tail. It all depends on how & what you feed them & how the tank is set up. Get a big ghost shrimp & don't feed the crab smaller shrimp or he will eventually decide to go after the big guy too.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Nope, ghost shrimp are too big.
The betta may harass the ghost shrimp, but that's it.
