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[@SuperGuitarboyz]

"Cute girl, poor fish" should be the title of this video.

[@drjosephfarah]

yeah i saw the girl and i was like haha she's cute and then i saw the tank and i was like TRIGGERED

[@brooklyn0323]

TrUe

[@ourplestarcade]

@@drjosephfarah yea

[@Seabass1206]

Joseph Farah a memory and a smile on my daughters face matters more then any fish, you will never understand that concept because you are a little snowflake punk, there is no shortage of beta fish, these fish where bred as pets, I would say one day you might understand but looks like you take it up the other end, little punk

[@danielolickij1652]

@@Seabass1206 i dont think its good if your daughter is happy if an animal is suffering.

[@josiemcdonell983]

This fish did NOT last a week.

[@marenacain]

tank too small... fish over fed... yeah.

[@maggie5456]

their fish is still alive...

[@josiemcdonell983]

I know for a fact it's not happy, though.

[@maggie5456]

Josie McDonell do fish feel happiness though? They do feel a drive to protect their territory, they feel fear to that they can hide from predators, they know the need to mate, they know the need to eat, but happiness? I'm sure they have content, but not full fledged happiness.

[@josiemcdonell983]

Yeah, they do.

[@jordand.773]

These fish people in the comments correcting this obvious neglect give me hope for humanity

[@friendlytryhard7216]

same here, i fucking hate people that abuse or mistreat animals. whether its a fish or a dog. all animals deserve a happy life

[@jordand.773]

+FriendlyTryhard lmao its 6k likes vs 6k dislikes... 6,000 ppl that should never own an animal

[@doctorolo]

I'm with you guys if you can't care for an animal then don't buy it there's no reason to torture poor defenseless animals

[@queencool45aj31]

When I see a pet store worker sell a fish to a child, it always seems like they signed the death certificate for the poor fish

[@queencool45aj31]

***** I feel so bad because I used to own a BEAUTIFUL blue Betta, I kept him in a bowl, no heater, no filter, tap water, and never really cleaned his tank. But I thank the lord he died of old age. I held him in my hand in clean, warm water in a bowl and he died happily.

[@reeserichter4776]

If the fish isn't dead already you should move him to a 10 gallon tank

[@ARCHIVED9610]

Reese Richter maybe one gallon

[@Nicole-mn2qe]

@@ARCHIVED9610 Bare minimum for a betta is a 2.5 gallon. My bettafish is in a 30 gallon community tank.

[@vial421]

at least 3 or 5 plus with some live plants and a hide or two because they will be stressed :(

[@ericzofficial]

@@Nicole-mn2qe over kill my guy

[@Nicole-mn2qe]

@@ericzofficial Nah, I think it shows that I care.

[@Archit]

Okay so first of I am not Hating 1) Bettas Need At Least 2.5 Gallons Of Water. And They Need To Live In A TANK not a Bowl. As a bowl spoils bettas eyesight 2) The tank needs to be filtered and heated 3) first, you should acclimate the betta fish, then Net It gently inside (if u get a new betta, only then net it) As YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO MIX THE STORE WATER WITH UR PRE TREATED WATER 4) Was your water even pre treated? You should've at least put water conditioner. 5) your betta fish needs a light in his tank 6) YOU HAVE A SHARP PLASTIC PLANT IN YOUR TINY BOWL!! At least put a silk plant! 7) You CANNOT OVERFEED THE BETTA 4 PELLETS ARE MAXIMUM FOR ONE TIME IN A DAY. 8) NO-NO-NO TO THIS VIDEO 9) I'm NOT HATING JUST TELLING SO U CAN GET A BETTA IN THE FUTURE AND TAKE PROPER CARE! I'm helping you by telling and trust me i am not hating this video! This is a pretty betta pls take proper care 😊

[@cereal_kitten1014]

Wait bettas need filters and heaters O-O

[@meaghanblack7380]

👍👍👍

[@49aadil]

Cereal_kitten 101 Yes very much so since they're tropical fish

[@lacethefishy8757]

Archit wait what.. What what.. I'm not hating as it sounds like I am but the pet store told me that betta fish can go in a bowl..

[@bettakeeper5005]

Cereal_kitten 101 of course!

[@spotek275]

Clearly no research . Sorry but I disliked this video

[@rafabueno4801]

Why if it is in the minimum tank 1 gallon

[@Unskippable_Cutscene]

minimum tank requirement is 2.5 gallons

[@rafabueno4801]

+VioletNinetales no 1 gallon but don't worry I have my betta in a five gallon tank you can see my video on my channel about my fish

[@killerslowpoke]

+Rafa's Animals nah, minimum is still about 3 or 5 gallons. No fish can live happily in 1 gallon, it's just unnecessary and disgusting.

[@JulesAskalotl]

The minimum is 2.5 gallons and in some countries it is illegal to keep a fish in a tank less than 5.

[@gracefravel4441]

Please do your research before getting any future pets. That fish will most likely die.

[@morgan9033]

you do your research on your life!

[@cityofflames5168]

homerchicken Morgan Gray They are right. The fish is most likely dead now

[@starrynights467]

FUCK YOU POMSKI

[@Snuffzy]

pomski So do you support animal abuse?

[@Snuffzy]

pomski You need a therapist sir/maam.

[@shihaburrahmansamrat9453]

The fish is not deadly, you are deadly to the fish. You are slowly killing it!

[@morgan9033]

your slowly killing yourself by posting stupid stuff!

[@starrynights467]

Oh really moron

[@nolongeractive5226]

@@josiahmartinez9467 yeah

[@nolongeractive5226]

@@morgan9033 yeah

[@theanget7656]

@@wolverineiscool7161 please dont use bad words

[@christinasmith8338]

Betta fish are tropical fish from Thailand. Despite what people think they live in rather large bodies of water over there. They need 3-5 or more gallons of water for just ONE. They also need a heater, their proper temperature are 76-82 degrees. They need proper filtration, and they need a properly cycled tank before you put the fish in which can take weeks, even months. When you purchase the fish it needs to be acclimated to the water. And also, fish flakes are a terrible choice for food. They are empty calories that just bloat. A nice pellet is best. It needs it's water changed weekly, maybe bi-weekly. You need to use DECHLORINATED water with a water conditioner. The water parameters also need to be checked frequently with a liquid (not strips) testing kit. Pet stores sell these poor fish in cups and give out wrong care and information. Do your own research before getting these creatures. They are not as easy to care for as one would think.

[@TheChrystalheart]

I approve of your comment. What you're saying is true!

[@chloemattei1764]

For Betta they don't need to wait weeks for the tank to cycle.

[@alaqrabeea6163]

So you can't have it in a bowl

[@TannerThomspon]

thanks for being kind and educating people its really really good

[@BAKAAloid]

Actually, it is recommended that you cycle a NEW tank for approximately 2 weeks so that the tank has time to cultivate a good bacteria culture that will help keep the tank clean and ammonia levels low, thus being beneficial for your fish.

[@amandanguyen656]

RIP little fella it proberly didn't last long

[@makennal5090]

That's really rude of u to say

[@aelahuntressx]

Bettas can last pretty long in poor conditions. BUT that doesn't mean they should. It probably didn't last long, that's not rude to say. They should of done their research, got an appropriate tank, condition it properly, supervised her feeding it which I'm sure they did, etc. Betta fish can live very long. It's much better to show a child how long an animal can live when properly taken care of. It's a very important message for life.

[@rattvioli]

+MaKenna L true but rip

[@LITTLEMUSTANGFILLY]

+Roseynew I don't love fish bowls but as long as they're keeping his water clean and keeping an eye on him he should be a relatively content little fish.

[@min-yh9zu]

plastic plants get the fin cut off

[@nargilia8432]

this is not how it should teach a child respect for animal life...

[@charlenemaguire8399]

They most likely didnt like

[@shneydermane]

You're keeping it in a bowl, you're not floating it in the bag, and you're pouring the water that it came in into the bowl and you're definitely over feeding it. You're basically killing the fish. GET. THE INFO. before you buy the fish! How stupid can people be...

[@weirdowolf8533]

EXACTLY. Humans are monsters when their responsible for these STUPID actions. Geez... Rip Nemo probably dead now :(

[@user-ln6br5md1q]

+ShyWolfie101 it died 1 second after the video

[@josuegonzalez5600]

i know just chill

[@CRAFTYSWAGGYSHAYSlimeAndKpop]

Ok first of all u don't have to be rude they can do what ever they want to their fish and u don't have to be all mean and stupid ok

[@josuegonzalez5600]

+CRAFTY SWAGGY SHAY people get carried away

[@TheChrystalheart]

Alright, so. You're keeping it in a bowl? And there is no place for him to hide... the rocks seem too bright, you didn't even keep him in the container and put him in the water for 15-20 minutes, that's actually very important to do, you don't have a heater or anything to tell the temperature with! The temperature for beta fish is 76-78°F. I have my red veiltail, his name is Alpha, and he swims right up to me when I go to look into his tank! That betta probably didn't even last a week...

[@whocares7854]

the person who helped me out with betta fish gave me a way nicer and bigger tank than that that tank honestly looks really cheap and ik betta fish jump but I think it could use a little more water. I have 2 betta (one male and one female and of course separate tanks) I chose to start off with betta fish cause they don't need filters and I've had them for a year now and I've actually bonded with them maybe a week after I got them and love how excited they get when ever I walk up to them

[@cesarluis2627]

Who cares Same!!! When I walk up to my betta fish, he gets super excited 😊

[@laurenhowe2326]

Mine too, when I walk into my bedroom my betta fish comes swimming up to me! He's also my first fish so I think I'm doing pretty well!

[@sierrajade538]

@@whocares7854 Er, they do need filters...they are just easier to take care of. :)

[@sierrajade538]

That's a great name!! I have a halfmoon named Venus and a Veil-tail named Nebula! (Both currently in 3 gallon tanks with heaters and filters.) I'll be upgrading into a divided 10 gal! 😄

[@roserenaud7545]

The tank is too small, you have no heater or filter, a bowl is too over crowded and your over feeding it. I couldn't be more triggered then right now...

[@elizabethsnowfeather1235]

Rose R Same

[@jaychoi4883]

Tank isn't too small for a betta, when you purchase them they come in containers two times smaller. A betta does not require a heater but is recommended, and if you clean the bowl once or twice a week then it will be clean. Lastly, a few pellets aren't going to make the fish obese. Dude learn how to you punctuation and research into this further.

[@amphibian.axol0tl926]

Demarlah Perkins fish don't breathe through their mouth like mammals they breath through their gills on their side.

[@Keepskatin]

I'm new to fishing,bought a betta last week,asked the ladies if they are edible. Bought 3 more last night,the big one chases the little ones,had to keep them separate,tired of sticking my fingers in there to stop big red from chasing the little bettas. Big red betta chases his reflection. Threw some ants in there,he does not eat them,threw a moth in there,don't thinks he ate. give him betta food,he only eats if it sinks,even then most it it floats to the bottom,and he does not eat it, why the heck is the glass so reflective,it confuses him,and makes him attack his reflection. I have no heater,left the ac on ,woke saw no betta,stuck my finger in,and it was cold,found betta damn near dead,stuck a heat pad in their betta was healthy again in a few hours. betta lie sinking food and food that looks like it's running away from them,they like to hunt living food.I'm going to put them outside and let them feed on mosquito larvae. i might go back and buy all the betta and release them in waterways to help control mosquitoes.

[@stevepekich6091]

I'd hate to make you even more triggered, but I keep my betta fish in a small glass bowl, and barely feed it. Also I've never had a heater before and I live in Alaska my house is always cold. Best thing is my betta fish is three years old :P :P :P

[@DarkVoidDan]

That is cruel might as well have put it in a coke bottle for all the space it has.

[@josiemcdonell983]

A Random Brick, they can't have bowls, dip shit.

[@mariahm169]

They have special tanks made for Bettas. I have a betta tank that I bought with my betta..

[@overlordsheepie5673]

+A Random Brick They need space, like any living breathing animal. Keeping bettas in bowls is inhumane.

[@ParallelAqatics]

It's not curl umm male beta fish will fight to the death and that's all the space it needs I breed beta fish well my dad dose it's varry hard he had 4 females die this mouth from a male

[@sazhellegm9317]

Well actually, they are kind of used to small spaces (wild Betta's at least) but either than that, they need at least a 5 gallon tank. That size might be a bit smaller but that size is acceptable

[@josephborges359]

Ok guy are literally trying to piss of the whole betta fish Community my leaving a title like that!

[@cesarluis2627]

Yep. Also they have to have the fish in AT LEAST a 2.5 gallon tank. Also they have to feed him no more than 3 flakes or whatever they gave him. That poor fish won’t even last a month. 🤦🏻

[@giselleruiz6064]

Cesar Luis true that’s so sad:(

[@rottenbrain2516]

@@cesarluis2627 actually is 3.5 or 5 gallon also need a heather and filthier and air pomp

[@dakotabilliu]

That pink gravel hurts

[@Theofficialguineas]

Yea the title should be changed to deadliest girl poor fish

[@ebellelunaloud5590]

SERIOUSLY? DEADLIEST BETTA FISH EVER? MORE LIKE DEADLIEST OWNERS EVER! THAT FISH AINT GONNA LAST FOR A WEEK IN THAT BOWL

[@explosiveprofessorboogeyma9757]

Chill

[@Mike16576]

This tank is WAY too small to keep a better - or any fish for that matter in. Betta’s should have a minimum of 2.5 gallons in their tank in order to thrive and live their whole life of around 7 years. IN this tank there’s NO room to fit the much NEEDED filter, heater, and live plants that are required for your bette fish’s health and well being. If you’re looking at buying a betta the start up costs will get you. Food, Prime, Water Conditioner, 2.5 Gallon Tank, Decor/Live plants, Hood/Lights, The Fish itself, Gravel, Filter, and heater! Splurge a bit and give a better life to a betta. DO NOT BUY THIS TANK!

[@aloistrancy.]

The only fish that could carry is a fry less than a inch it's horrible what people do to these poor fish I'm happy my fish will live with a good person who will never put them in danger of death like that use a ten gallon or a five or even at least a three would have been better for that poor fish

[@aloistrancy.]

Oh and 7 years is in the wild 2 for captive I thought I should say so

[@Malik67627]

+Alis Dillon ...fish aren't capable of happy or sad its not a mammal,reptile or bird chill your shit

[@transorm987]

it will not have oxygen either

[@aloistrancy.]

Malik Parks actually yes they are

[@AngelFlores-xm4fo]

The fish is probably thinking What the Fuck can I go back to the pet store

[@morgan9033]

nah boi its better than living in a cup! you just a sad 8 year old that wants to complain about a fish!

[@Rainbowgirl-iq1kh]

You people are sick. Betta's can not be put in such a small habitat. You need to get better plants . Preferably silk plants, you can find those supplies at petco or petsmart. You need 2 or the 3 decorations so they can hide . Plastic habitats are better than glass. You want to make sure they don't flare because males will do that. They can get lots of stress in such a tiny space.

[@sushigirl648]

No need to call them sick. Stop complaining enjoy the cuteness

[@Haazza]

sushigirl648 Yess there is a reason to call them sick, nasty, stupid and cruel. do you have a pet other than a fish? well if you do then I bet you wouldn't leave them in a box in their own waste in freezing cold temperaatures, no time to adjust, with toxic gas in there and nothing to do for its whole life? don't you think that would be cruel to do that to a dog? yes is the answer and that's exactly what that poor helpless fish is experiencing.

[@sushigirl648]

What if I don't look at a fish the same way as a good? One could argue G-d out them I this earth to be eaten and kept as pets

[@sushigirl648]

Also, Anyone with common sense would know not to do that to a dog. But a fish? It's hard to tell when they are happy or sad! She is a 4 year old girl!

[@Haazza]

she might only be a 4 year old girl and got it t as a present ( sometimes I even get tanks ass presents) but its the parents that are the problem in that have set it up for her not knowing anything about fish. I was about to say and they'll do is the matienence for her as she is so yooung but they probably wont do any

[@user-ln6br5md1q]

First problem you didn't acclimate the fish, the tanks dirty, and too small, it's not good to feed it only one type of food, there's no filter or heater it's basic care if you don't know how to care for one then don't make you're 3 year old do it.

[@user-ln6br5md1q]

Sorry I forgot to say there's no light

[@aminaslife9712]

+E- box X Xx it doesn't matter if there's no light they don't need a light of a filter its optional

[@user-ln6br5md1q]

+Aminalovesbeanieboos the filter will clean out the wast and chemicals

[@christianhernandez6291]

its optional in the same way that your heater is optional during winter, it atlases needs floating water as the water quality will deteriorate, leave a slimy nasty disgusting layer of protein on the water and the betta swims to the surface for air inhaling all that nasty crap,

[@queencool45aj31]

When I see pet store workers give a fish to a child that young to me it is like signing the death certificate for the poor thing

[@reaganb6013]

You need to let the betta slowly get used to the water, not dump him in suddenly

[@NecroKlutz]

Yess dude I got so pissed seeing this

[@NoName-th2hy]

So many betta breeders disagree with you, even aquarium co-op just puts them in

[@NecroKlutz]

@@NoName-th2hy That doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. They can get temperature shock and die

[@meganborchart23]

@@NoName-th2hy they drip acclimate them…

[@dontfckwithspiders5684]

He went from cold ass unheated, chlorinated, room temp tap water to the same cold ass unheated, chlorinated, room temp tap water. Why is everyone acting like they plopped him in a properly heated aquarium that he SHOULD have been in? lol. But yeah, you shouldn't do that. Its dangerous. But thats the least of that fish's concern.

[@hannahlynch216]

They didn't acclimate the fish!

[@jaylyncox4781]

Ice Dragon I don’t even think that’s the first problem. They should’ve never bought it in the first place omfg my eyes burn at this video

[@hollylindstedt6467]

@@priyak3337 Are you stupid?

[@layziehorse72]

fish probably died after a few days

[@black_candles1212]

layziehorse72 next day it jumped out

[@marvelous_mr._m]

layziehorse72 agreed.

[@Mkennz]

My friend has a bong that has a very small fish bowl in which he kept a betta. "Hank" lived for about three years before taking his own life by miraculously jumping out of the small hole. He cleaned his bowl out once every 2-3 months and Hank was a very active and seemingly happy fish. These people act like they're the fish whisperers lol. Bettas can hang through some hard times and be happy. Just do you.

[@Mkennz]

I posted this on the wrong comment...

[@fatpotg5348]

+Russ 9472 Their natural habitats are rice paddies, not lakes. Those rice paddies are like football field sized. Every knowledgable hobbyist knows that just because a Betta can survive in a tiny bowl doesn't mean you should force it to spend its entire life in one.

[@colin5574]

"You can't over feed him!!!!" Over feeds him.

[@Theofficialguineas]

Yep as a former betta owner i only give him 5 pellets a day

[@phrog5003]

@@Theofficialguineas i give him 4

[@mr.unknown6995]

Or only could give 2 to 4 pellets a day if you dont belive me search it up

[@daslayers2248]

when they say "no smacking on the glass" 3:06 Shakes Glass and moves it

[@morganpfischer4715]

Listen here the fish doesent have eneough room and u didnt even take the time to acclamate the fish... Its the most basic care....

[@cameronchan9575]

morgan pfischer I know right the fish needs to be acclamted to the water and then even before then. You need to treat the water. They did everything wrong.

[@nixon742]

Hey man i know this was 2 years but maybe they didnt have enough money i mean sure the tank needs to be bigger but maybe their on a budget like the rest of the world is i whouldnt get a HUGE tank for my beta fish must likely a normal size tank make sure the fake plants and other things are clean because people most likely been touching on them and put them in their next i whould recommend putting the fish in a bag with the same water and put the fish thats in the bag into the water water a few minutes or so so the water can change into a different tempreture simple as that if you wanna train it their are treats for beta fish and other fishes you can teach it to jumping out the water sinces it's natural for them to do it in the wild.maybe they though it whould be like talking care of any kind of fish but who knows their most likely going to take advice from the nice commens and put him in a slightly bigger tank*

[@monke2505]

Why buy a fish if they dont have money

[@Zer-db1bp]

@@monke2505 exactly. If you can’t afford to properly care for an animal, don’t fucking buy one

[@elizabethsnowfeather1235]

Your not caring for the betta fish correctly. I am not trying to hate but this is like animal ubuse. You need to do research before you buy an animal, their living things too. I will list the things you need and for care. 1. You NEED a 2.5 gallon tank NO LESS 2. You MUST only feed 1 little peice of food daily 3. You need a filter or you MUST clean the tank 50% twice a week 4. You need a heater in the tank (they are from a tropical place) At least 75-85° 5. DO NOT POKE THE GLASS 6. Never put bettas together 7. Don't put sharp objects in the tank (It could cut there fins) 8. You need to alcamate them so they get used to the water Please Follow These I really hate seeing these animals abused Yes it is actally ubusing Thank You PLEASE NO HATING ON THIS COMMENT ITS MY OPPION AND REAL HEALTH ISSUES AND CARE FACTS FOR THE FISH

[@ashleynroney]

Elizabeth Snowfeather sorry but I dont think you are completely correct. saying they are 'abusing' the fish is a little silly lets be real. 2.5 gallons is OVERKILL. Stop.

[@elizabethsnowfeather1235]

Master of Disguise Listen up...you stop. Betta fish need 2.5 its actually animal ubuse if you dont. So these are all facts not oppions so you need to stop. BTW 2.5 Gallons is real. Also if you read the whole thing it says NO HATE. Those are all facts and its for health and care for the fish. So why do you even care? I have researched on this fish for over 5 years I think I would know so trust me its right. You have no place to tell me im wrong and unreal because there facts.

[@legendarysixsamurai-shien402]

I think 1 piece of food a day is the real abuse...

[@elizabethsnowfeather1235]

God Mode Its there diet

[@drjosephfarah]

well actually, depending on the size of the flakes, i tend to feed my betta 2-4 flakes daily. but you are correct on everything else, elizabeth. whoever said 2.5 gallons is "overkill" is well [insert choice adjective].

[@louconn4669]

Poor thing! Never put a betta fish in a bowl, Its to cramped for them. Also don't pour the water from the store in with the fish, that's dirty water that could harm a fish and out it under stress with the temp change . I understand this was made in 2011 but still poor thing! It looks extremely unhealthy to, Its colors aren't vibrant enough to be healthy.

[@whocares7854]

I have a bowl...well it's nicer and and way bigger than that so they do have a lot of room and plants and this thing called a "betta buddy" that looks like a Moss covered rock I have one male and one female (gumball and Luna and of course they're in separate tanks) and I honestly never expected to have a special bond with fish but I never realized how different their personalities can be

[@Nicole-mn2qe]

@@whocares7854 "Betta buddies" are balls of algae. Also, the reason why bowls are horrible for better fish is because most of them don't reach the minimum size which is 2.5 gallons. Also bowls do not have proper filtration, or heating. Most of all, bowls are very damaging to any fish's eyesight. My betta fish is in a 30 gallon community tank with java ferns, java moss, dwarf hair grass, floater plants and plenty of spaces to hide. He has way more enrichment than a fish in a bowl will have and is a lot more active than a fish w/o a heater. The point is, betta fish are not hard to take care of and putting them in a bowl over a decently sized tank (that you can find for good deals online for kits) is just stupid, in my opinion.

[@mars._.is._.peachy]

I feel sad for dumping my fish and her water in to the tank when I first got her.

[@batappreciation9661]

@@mars._.is._.peachy don’t feel bad! We all make mistakes, it’s just important that we learn from them :)

[@TimmyME]

This video makes me sick. The parents teach their child that it is ok to put something alive in such a small tank.

[@stephenwalker660]

My betta is in a 'betta cube' that is maybe .25 gallons. Play him 2-Pac's song, 'when I get out of jail.'

[@tannereastman7790]

its a good way to get her introduced to betta fish

[@TimmyME]

It's not good for anyone. Do it like it should be done!

[@justinmoon9273]

Ignore the two I'll give you the facts I've been keeping bettas for more than 10 years and a goldfish bowl is a perfect place to keep them. Their natural environments are usually rice patties and really shallow swamps so their water doesn't even exceed 5 inches this is actually a perfect way to keep them but don't give them to little kids they tend to do stupid things

[@bardlover6]

Also, anything without a lid means a betta could jump out and dry out. Mine jumped out from a lidless bowl just from a water change. Betta fish can jump very high. Mine jumped at least 18 inches up and onto the counter.

[@maaz_khan_7_]

WTF is this???! ithink he didnt last for week..and how is he DEADLY!!?

[@ulisesmarvels]

Uhhh you have two of these comments

[@wildflower0000]

It’s clickbait

[@iixsarchiq2]

No for an hour

[@spacerman_vibex6479]

The Betta Fish is female I know this because it has a dorsal fin while males have a spreaded tail

[@bobbarker2404]

To small of a "tank" never put fish water with your water. That is probably regular faucet water with no chemicals added. Sad to see that fish live such a short life.

[@swaggdude21]

Actually for that type of fish the tank is not small those fish cannot be with other fishes

[@bobbarker2404]

Marcos Favela The females can be kept together. Females in a tank is a sorority. That tank is to small for a betta. please do some research and come back.

[@jessicaramey5966]

+Lawrence Zeng No they don't they really don't need anything like that. They are the easiest fish to take care of. Thats why they are sold in containers like that on shelves and not in takes

[@jessicaramey5966]

No, because all of the other fish are in tanks... take walmart for example Lawrence Zeng

[@algaeeeel3517]

Betta fish typically live in rice puddles so small bowls are perfectly comfortable to them

[@kingcobrareptiles2885]

I would get a bigger aquarium. A betta can survive in small places but wouldn't be happy I would get him in a 5 gallon or bigger. Also a bettas stomach is as big as its eye so when y'all said don't over feed him y'all already did.

[@kingcobrareptiles2885]

Also a betta is a tropical fish and should have a aquarium heater.

[@rapinbatches]

+King Cobra Reptiles oh gimme a break it's a damn Betta, I've seen one like over 2 years in a flower vase. lol. a fish bowl does fine as long as you keep the water clean.

[@mloast9410]

and ur a damn human i will lock you in a closet for the rest of ur life

[@veltain]

That tank was way too small for a betta.

[@shayezeman2695]

Beta's prefer smaller tanks.

[@keysrmylife]

Im sorry- Can you go back to second grade and learn proper grammar so I can actually understand what you're saying? Thanks! :) *****

[@keysrmylife]

***** So you're from a country that speaks english.. and you're excuse for bad grammar is you're from a country that speaks english... yeahhhh... okay then. Well yet again, can't understand your attempts at communication.

[@keysrmylife]

No, can't* i'm* i'm* too* *****

[@shayezeman2695]

I think you need to calm down.

[@springhowell6141]

I assume it's dead by now but you can't leave the responsibility of a fish in a small dumb toddlers hands. 1 they can't live in bowls 2 they need a filter and heater 3 they need at least 10 gallons. I bet next day later she put food and drink in the bowl and was touching the fish. I feel bad for that fish. It didn't deserve a probably short life in those conditions you have put it in you abeously know nothing about fish and fish care please don't ever buy a fish and please don't ever put any kind of fish in those conditions. RIP fish

[@transorm987]

yeah I agree no filter mean s no oxygen in the water

[@rayota260]

+Transform987 betta fish are different than regular fish, they don't need to have a filter.

[@transorm987]

flaming mustache i filter is better then no filter

[@fatpotg5348]

+Spring Howell They do not really need a filter if the water quality is kept adequate with regular water changes because they are air breathers. Plus, if the filter is too strong and displaces too much water, it will cause "current" that the fish will have to constantly swim against. This is a no no because they require calm still water like in their natural habitat. A heater is required if the water temp drops under 80 degrees and the top must be covered to create humidity moist air. When they come up to gulp air, it must be like that or it will cause death due to respiratory problems from breathing in cold dry air. Plants are also necessary because it gives them a sense of security to hide among them and they will even sleep on a leaf. The substrate must also be a natural color and not something gaudy like what you see in this video: It causes stress. Believe it or not, they can live a large bowl if all their other needs are met, but a tank is better. I once kept a Betta in a 55 Gallon tank. I'm sure Kyrone felt like he was living in paradise.

[@fatpotg5348]

+Transform987 A filter is not good for a Betta. They are from a still water environment and the filter will cause the fish to constantly swim against water flow. This causes stress and death. The only time you can use a filter is if the tank is large and the filter is not powerful enough to push water in the entire tank. If the Betta can swim in a calm area of the tank, it won't affect him. I once kept a Betta in a 55 gallon tank with only a few corys.

[@destroyerprava9851]

This video should be named "Deadliest betta fish owner ever!!"

[@Albertross21]

"No grapes"... She is the cutest cute to ever cute XD And so polite :)

[@Albertross21]

Xombie007 Ummm, Im a 20 year old female (when I made this account - age 14. I couldn't spell the word Albatross, which was my favourite animal at the time, and so I guess everyone thinks I'm called Albert Ross now?) But its nice to know that I can't make a nice innocent little comment on youtube now without someone insinuating that I'm a) male b) much older than I am and c) an internet predator. So thankyou for making me feel so much smaller for a silly grammar mistake I made when creating this account.

[@Xombie007]

Albertross21 LOL... Sure, whatever you say, Albert.

[@anderssarenpa4641]

Albertross21 Just change your name and ignore or block him.

[@dontfckwithspiders5684]

More like strange with a complete lack of personality

[@Squeakwee]

how the hell was it ever deadly, a small little fish would not bite

[@mothlaw5917]

Betta fish are fighting fish, and they have been know to fight to the death with other fish. sure, the fish may not be very deadly to the human, but they can cause damage to other smaller creatures.

[@rainbowpets4941]

+asdf qwerty my betta bit me once he mistook my finher for a betta

[@mothlaw5917]

Rainbow Pets That must have hurt a bit. I've unfortunately never owned a betta fish, though I've had friends who took care of them. They're beautiful fish.

[@rainbowpets4941]

+asdf qwerty yeah it was not painful just a pinch and also you should get a betta for Christmas I got 3 bettas

[@rainbowpets4941]

+Rainbow Pets I mean you should get I got three for Christmas( if u were confused)

[@spartan117i2008]

I give my fish Spider-Man snacks all the time and he's always rolling over for more at the surface

[@hemashafiq1518]

yeah me 2😏😆

[@Pekena110]

You killed your fish, great job

[@daviddominguez7289]

Carla SamCam r/wooosh

[@mrsdbzfanforever]

Bowls are improper living conditions for any kind of fish, including Betta fish. Bettas need a minimum of 2.5 gallons with a heater set between 78-82 degrees fahrenheit. Honesly, it's not that expensive to purchase even a 5 gallon tank. I just feel bad for the poor fish. I mean, the little girl didn't even seem very happy about her new pet.

[@saraigassmann9592]

Yeah, a betta is not an age-appropriate pet for a small child. :/

[@mrsdbzfanforever]

I could not agree more! Children lack the responsibility to regularly care for any type of animal, especially fish because they require constant maintenance.

[@dhruvil5095]

people do not realize that children are not responsible for taking care of pets. parents cannot afford 20 gallon tank for comet goldfishes and so they put the little fishy in the 1 gallon bowl. if they cannot afford, they why get a pet? comet goldfishes-grow up to 14 inches and they require 70 gallons when grown. fishes are low maintenance but require care.

[@TheMoodieFoodie]

mrsdbzfanforever better with that sweet little girl than in a little cup at a pet store for months

[@mrsdbzfanforever]

Kaylie Hogan Please stop trying to justify animal abuse.

[@shuaizhou589]

Doesn't match the title at all

[@jimvang8846]

more like the Deadest betta fish ever

[@BestMegaGamer]

.... I don't even know what to say.. 1. Betta fish aren't deadly 2. That girl is WAYYY to young if she nearly knows how to talk 3. That tank is to small.... I have one betta fish and I put it with pebbles/gravel and I put it in a 15 gal. tank 3. put REAL plants in there or put silk feeling fabric plants, that plant in there looks like it is plastic, and plastic cuts and tears there fins scales ext. off because it gets scraped 4. your feeding that fish WAY to much 4 pellets a day!!! your going to make it EXPLOAD your only supposed to give it 1 or 2 pellets a day MAX 5. put a darn lid on that tank, if you looked up anything on betta's is that they are good jumpers, they could easily jump out of that tank if it wanted to :/ 6. You know that girl is going to put something in that tank thats not supposed to be there!

[@TibblesWibbles]

Beta fish can live in small places unlike other fishes. I have a betta fish in a 25 gallon tank, and its too big for him he just kinda stays up in the corner. He's also is with 4 platys and one molly, and 15 fry baby's.There rather friendly if you know what your doing. So don't judge, I'm sure there not going to let her feed and take care of the fish when shes far to young. I feed my betta fish 3 pellets a day or just the other fish food or blood worm. I have had him for almost a year and nothing bad so far. You're too quick to judge. They try ed to do something nice for there little girl. Let them be happy. They will learn there mistake if they make one. They don't need some one nagging them about it.

[@hayley7756]

bettas live in mud puddles overseas. they come in containers smaller than that. they are a GREAT first pet for young kids. 3-4 pellets a day will NOT kill the fish. Plastic plants are OK but they do like real ones better, my bettas NEVER jumped out, my cats have knocked over my tank with the betta in it and it survived. bettas are Fighting fish so they are very strong looks like YOU need to look up bettas

[@bellajaime2473]

George Washington Your betta stays in that corner because thats "his territory". I promise if you had him by himself or with bottom feeder fish he would be exploring the whole tank. I also don't believe that by educating someone about the proper care of their animals is "judging" and no matter what their intention was they should have done better research before purchasing a fish.

[@TibblesWibbles]

Bella Jaime It's there money. Are you going to take there money from them and tell them they should not buy a fish? I agree the water bowl is rather small but the plant could be removed. Other then that I don't see a problem. Again If they want to buy there little girl a fish let them buy a fish. and My betta fish do's explore the only resone he likes the top is because I have a female platy that stays up there And he , and her are friends. When I first started out with a fish tank I had no idea what I was doing. And Now I'm raseing Platy baby's. Everyone is human and everyone makes mistakes. What if They do know how to take care of a fish? Every else has there own opinions and there own liking. Just because some do not agree do's not make them a bad person nor stupid for not looking up "info" on a stupid computer. Also My betta has never tryed to jump out. Also it's a grate starter fish. there very hearty just like platys. Also they don't swim a lot because there not ment to swim like normal fish.

[@BestMegaGamer]

Casper P Your betta will jump out of your tank if there desperate... look that up.. and yes I know they like in mud puddles.. but... how long do you think they live... a few months a year tops..

[@avaschirmer2266]

Your fish needs more water, a larger tank soft and real plants, water conditioner, heater and filter You need to do more research next time

[@stupidwierd7268]

NO SPIDER-MAN SNACKS?! THAT POIR FISH!

[@stupidwierd7268]

Poor* lol oops.

[@tylerloveseveryone]

XD nooooo not the spiderman snacks!!!

[@fuzzyasmr940]

homerchicken Morgan Gray wow relax. It was probably autocorrect since they corrected themselves. 🙄

[@ashalynpointe9731]

Mom- don't overfeed him Dad- cause then hell just...explode Mom(in hushed tone)- don't say that! Dad- *smiles in a dorky manner* Is it weird that my parents are exactly the same?

[@dontfckwithspiders5684]

cringe

[@consumptionofbread8463]

Just because Betta's are able to live in small amounts of water, doesn't mean that you should actually do that. I think that Betta's are very pretty fishes and deserve better than this. I put my Betta fish into a tank with all my other fish, he doesn't attack them, and he seems happy to have so much room to swim around, instead of a tiny fish bowl.

[@christinapilgrim3612]

So my grandaughter grabbed my betta and now he is sinking to the bottom and not moving what could had happened

[@christinapilgrim3612]

???

[@christinapilgrim3612]

I need advise

[@evilcrabfreak]

Christina Pilgrim hello, it seems your betta is dying due to stress, or your granddaughter damaged your bettas skin, (scales) or fins, which help bettas stay afloat. If your betta is still alive, you should look up treat ments for him!

[@eliza5383]

ღSilverstarღ they only live in small amounts of water when there is a drought

[@maggiemcnamara918]

I can see his fins getting ripped to shreds on the plant

[@theevilsheep776]

Horrible, just horrible. Do any parents know how to keep the easiest pet fish.

[@james_big_balla3002]

Theevilsheep betta aren’t the easiest no fish are easy they are a very complicated pet

[@Duckeggs444]

_Aedan_ _Richardson_ uhm.... they are the easiest.

[@Duckeggs444]

_Aedan_ _Richardson_ THEY ARE BEGINER FISHES and look it up it’s the easiest

[@huh407]

@leo Yep. That's pretty much impossible.

[@huh407]

@@Duckeggs444 Bettas may be one of the easier fish to keep. But it doesn't mean they're easy. Fish are pretty hard to keep if you want to do it well.

[@Assault0137]

I have 2 bettas in a 4 gallon. And as to the controversy in the comments, no, that tank in the vid is not okay, nor will it ever be.

[@Assault0137]

What? they arent dead. Theyre perfectly healthy.

[@Assault0137]

BTW theyre female betta's, so dont get your panties in a bunch. The 4 gallon has a filtration system and a 50-watt heater, and it is planted.

[@Assault0137]

around half a year i guess. I got them because the Fluval View was on clearance for 18 bucks(its usually 75) and i needed something that i could put in a tank that small

[@Assault0137]

jonb huh yep ive had the fish half a year. i got them 2 weeks after the tank

[@kristenspires437]

Did one seem to chase and hurt the other? Because I'm having that problem but I'm not sure if she's hurting the other girl hopefully not but I worried I'm not sure if that's normal ;-; and yes they're both girls but I'm starting to think the other might not be ._. Do you know a way to solve this or at lest tell me what they're doing?

[@Maldonado1064]

Little girl _ fishy had to go to the restroom daddy and remember like you always told me flush Dad-😪 Mom -I told you this would happen😒

[@ulisesmarvels]

😂I shouldn't laugh but its TOOO funny lmao

[@legendarysixsamurai-shien402]

0:55 Child: ...not as cool as I thought...

[@motives88]

People just kill me. Stop buying off of impulse and do the homework before getting ANY animal. It matters not how small, 9/10 times people house them wrong! These fish need a way bigger set up to thrive, they have to swim and breathe... stop getting these tiny "cute" tanks, they shouldn't even make bowls this damn size!

[@cayleycom]

Betta's aren't deadly at all. They can't kill humans, obviously. They can fight to the death to other kinds of betta's. I have a betta and it is a male and it's not mean at all. That tank is a goldfish tank .-. Too small. It'd be better off living at walmart.

[@anilovjameshermosa7118]

youre right that betta fish cant kill humans

[@Diamondhamster]

goldfish should have at LEAST 10 gallons per fish so please don't say that for the sake of new goldfish keepers

[@Diamondhamster]

***** Well 12 cent goldfish are feeder goldfish, meaning they're sold to feed to larger fish so...sure. And of course they can SURVIVE but if you want your goldfish to live 5+ years and grow to 6+ inches, a 10+ gallon is more appropriate

[@beaglesan2093]

todd marcius You dont know how wrong you are. Betta fish live in 5000+ gallon rice patties, absolutely covered in plants that filter the water, the myth that they live in puddles is absolutely ridiculous, it came from an explorer who happened to be out and about in the dry season, a huge pond was dried to a puddle and he just assumed. so due to that, millions of fish are abused constantly. If you cant give a betta a 1000000 gallon pond, ATLEAST a 1 gallon aquarium. also a bowls round shape causes for less oxygen to enter the water, that causes fish to get sick easily. Plus in anything less than a gallon ammonia builds up fast. (ammonia is a chemical that comes from fish waste.) and ammonia is extremely toxic to fish, as a matter of fact, if a human could feel the pain that fish do in a bowl; it would feel like eating a moth ball, drinking bleach, pouring windex in your eyes and breathing gasoline. yeah, not fun.

[@beaglesan2093]

todd marcius That made absolutely no sense, how am i a myth? Before you cuss at someone simply defending an animal, atleast make sure your comment makes sense. :)

[@stormshineandshadow4929]

Now I have to write another long comment on how to care for betta fish. 😞😔Here goes. Tank size: Bettas need at least 5 gallons to be happy best 10 gallons or more. It needs room to swim. Do not put two or more male bettas in the same tank. Only put a male and a female in the same tank if they are both ready to breed, the male has made a bubble nest and you have a large tank with a removable divider in it. If you are a starter to betta keeping, I do not recommend starting to breed them. Substrate: your betta will appreciate it most if you add a natural looking substrate. If you add a light substrate, don’t have too much light as this promotes algae growth. Sand and small pieces of gravel is fine. Do not use pebbles for substrate as your betta will most likely try to wedge them self between the rocks, it will get trapped. Plants and decoration: all fish tanks require live plants to help the nitrogen cycle to keep your tank clean. I recommend Marino moss balls as betta fish love these. Bettas like Java moss and Java fern too. There are lots of plants out there. If you consider adding fake plants, do not use plastic as a betta’s fins are extremely delicate. Use silk instead. Add hiding places for the betta as they are curious fish who love to explore. Water: add water conditioner to remove chlorine from the tank. Change 25% or your water every week and test your water parameters every 2 weeks. I recommend the API master water test kit. If you have a new tank, remember to cycle the water for 3-4 weeks to help the beneficial bacteria grow. It is a must to add in a heater, a filter and you can get an air pump Introducing new fish: when putting fish into a tank, the fish needs time to adjust to the water in its tank. Every 5-10 minutes let’s some water into his cup/bag. Once you’ve done that 3 times, turn the cup/bag sideways so the fish can swim out at its will. Try not to pour the fish in as drastic water changes might kill fish which is why you should slowly let the water in. Food: give your betta a varied diet. If your bettas main meal is going to be pellets, feed them 3-4 pellets twice a day. You can also feed your betta flakes. Remember to add food like bloodworms, brine shrimp and daphnia to his diet. You can buy these foods live, frozen or freeze-dried. If your fish is constipated, boil a pea for a minute or so, take the skin off the pea and split into half. You can cut one half into small pieces so they will fit into your bettas mouth. Feed the cut up half one piece at a time. You can throw away or eat the other half. If you decide not to use the pea method, try finding a food high in fibre and before you give it to your betta, check if it is ok to feed that food to your betta. Disease: bettas can get many diseases so be prepared with a quarantine tank if your betta lives in a community tank! The quarantine tank doesn’t need to be large 2 gallons is fine. These are some diseases: popeye, cloudy eye, neon tetra disease, dropsy, fin/tail rot and a lot more. Please research diseases bettas get to ensure your bettas safety. Tank mates: observe you betta and spend time with it. Find its personality. You can use a mirror to play with you betta no more than 5 minutes a day. If your fish is aggressive and flares at many things, don’t get a tank mate. If it is a peaceful fish, you may consider adding tank mates. Here are a few tank mates you can have for your betta: tetras, rasboras, guppies, loaches, catfish and a lot more! That’s the basics hope that helped! :3 But I’m just saying but you can’t compare NEMO to a betta. Nemo is a CLOWNFISH which is a salt water fish and a betta is a freshwater fish

[@biglad-jp9xh]

Dont you need a filter thingy?

[@Lovetuv]

It would be much better if there was a filter, yes. If you have to go without one, frequent changes are necessary but even then it is very stressful for the fish.

[@hallyuniverse]

Lewis Dodds Yes, you really do.

[@vande618]

Not really. Betts are from Thailand and they live in the still water of rice patties field things. Lol. They breathe air from the surface and there for they don't need airstones or a filter but 50% water changes are nice still. They really don't like moving water. But I have a low power filter on my gfs tank

[@biglad-jp9xh]

Lovetuv Ryan Vandever Thanks for the info :)

[@vande618]

+ReviewCam %100 would make it impossible to cycle. And benificial bacteria that you have obtained In The water would be lost then your only relying on what has been built up on your filter media

[@jackdk970]

He didn't even let the fish used to the water

[@mank377]

F’s In the chat for that poor Betta.

[@kimberleecooper2598]

I have had my beta (Luna) for over 3 years now. She has been in a half gallon tank her entire life. She swims around like crazy and plays with her plant by swimming through it as fast as she can. Small tanks DO NOT hurt betas in any way. If I start to wave at her she starts moving her find faster and when I stop she stops and goes back to swimming. There is nothing wrong with having betas in small tanks or any smaller fish in a tank like this if there is only one of them! It does not "stress them out" or "depress them". Just don't over crowd the tank or put more than one in a tank that small and it will be fine! (I do recommend at least a half gallon size tank for every fish though and nothing smaller)

[@otraxo]

Just because your fish has survived for 3 years doesn't mean that its in a happy or healthy state. Research has already shown that a small tank DOES hurt Bettas. The extreme minimal for Bettas is One Gallon. The reasoning behind some of the tank measurements has to do with not only allowing space to swim and for the inclusion of plans and obstacles, but also for properly regulating temperature. I'm glad to hear that you somewhat care about the animal you have decided to own, but you are not observing any scientific fact or studies that have actually been done on properly building a healthy Betta habitat. Even the tank shape can be important as some fish prefer a long fish tank rather than tall.

[@kimberleecooper2598]

I know how to tell if a betta is healthy, it has almost everything to do with their color, shes still just as bright and happy as the day I got her. she does tricks in the water and when I wave at her she starts moving her fins faster back at me. she is perfectly fine.

[@TheSecondStage]

Kimberlee Cooper Oh waah someone on the Internet was rude to you, get over it. That's not the point at all. The point is you can't make up your own science.

[@TheSecondStage]

If you're disagreeing with the entire population of fishkeepers who DO follow the empirical evidence, then yes, you are making up your own science. You need to reread the factual parts of my first post instead of being a big baby about someone not being nice to you.

[@kimberleecooper2598]

Alex stark: ha being a big baby. Yeah okay. Again merely stating FACTS I HAVE WITNESSED! I am in no way saying that in their studies they did not come to that conclusion but again I have seen first hand that they can and will survive perfectly fine in a half gallon tank. I am done with this conversation because all you keep doing is saying the same thing over and over again and insulting me. At some point in life you need to grow up and for you that should have been years ago. Have a nice narrow minded life. ^_^

[@YuukaYuuka0913]

All these comments are so annoying. The man who sold me my betta had his fish in a one gallon tank with some live plants and a moss ball. Moss balls act as natural filters and are a lot cheaper than some. Some of y'all get way too into these fish and act like they're so expensive and they need like three miles worth of tank to be "comfortable". Do these fish talk to you? Probably not. Not every betta is the same, so stop commenting about how the fish probably died after two weeks. Even if the tank didn't have a filter, they could have cleaned the tank more often than most people do WITH a filter.

[@rachealwhite6899]

Finally someone with some sense! I totally agree! My betta is in a bowl just like and I have him for three years. I clean it out once a week. My last betta fish was two years old and I upgraded to a 2.5 gallon tank with everything and it died within three days. I only use bottled water for them, too. My betta fish will only be in a bowl like this. You can tell it is happy and still alive.

[@kayliboucher1756]

I've had 4 betta fish in the past and I'm now on my 5th fish and they've all lived in bowls and live for at least 2 years each so idk what's the point of putting him in an aquarium because 2 years is a pretty long time for a betta fish to live ismf you ask me

[@lorieriley176]

Kayli Boucher Their natural lifespan is 6-8 years. In captivity (if cared for properly) they can live up to 4 or 5. So two years is actually pretty short for betta fish. And bowls are fine but 2 or 3 gallon bowls will make for healthier fish.

[@YuukaYuuka0913]

***** I did weeks of researching on my fish before I actually got one. Not only did I listen to the person who I bought it from, but I DID search around on the internet. I'm not some dumbass who buys a fish for the hell of it. Recently I upgraded my tank because I noticed the original one cracking at the top of it. His tank is now two gallons, still without a filter. And my fish has yet to experience any medical problems of any sort! I use water conditioner whenever I clean his tank (which is twice a week depending on how it looks.) Not everyone is a complete ignoramus and not everyone knows everything. And I definitely don't think you know everything. So don't try to lecture someone who already knows enough about how to take care of my pet.

[@YuukaYuuka0913]

My fish isn't unhappy. And I know this because I had to go to Arizona for four days and when I came back my fish wasn't as colorful as he was before. I asked my dad if he had been taking care of him like I asked, and he said he was. I researched it, hoping my dad hadn't lied to me. The day after I returned he started getting all his color back. He had gotten upset because I had been gone for so long. To make my fish any happier than he is now I'd probably have to release him to where betta fish live.

[@dragonwizard2736]

This video makes me sad that my sweet little rose petal male is in a 1.1 gallon tank so glad that I am getting him a bigger one with more plants

[@AstronomyGuru84]

If I had a betta I would probably keep it in a 10 gallon with some neons, live plants and driftwood. It can be harder to keep small bowls clean. Especially with no filtration. And the water will evaporate super fast. Betta's are tropical fish so the water needs to be between 72F and 82F. As long as the water is cleaned and kept in a warm room there should be no problem keeping a betta like this. I wouldn't do it because small fish bowls don't appeal to me. I have a 30 gallon cichlid tank. Just my opinion.

[@britnyboo138]

People freak out over a betta fish, when I bet you that most of you eat animals that are kept in far worse conditions every day, and killed in some really bad ways. If THIS bothers you so much,please...don't look at more videos on youtube. You'd all have heart attacks seeing the fish being prepared alive as a fancy dish!

[@britnyboo138]

Aw, you're just the sweetest! Such a charmer! :P

[@cquiles386]

Britny Boo Ignore it. He's just being a troll. Some people just seem to have some incessant need to gripe and complain about anything. It's rather pathetic. I thought it was rather adorable for the little girl to be happy to have a fishy friend. +EVERYONE Until people start treating each other more "humanely" ya'll shouldn't expect things outside of our species to be treated even near as well. And until you(in general to everyone) start treating others nicely at least 99% of the time don't try to pull that "holier than thou, why are you such a jerko" hypocrisy.

[@danilolinares9041]

Hey how do you know eh

[@onewiththebetta168]

Well, now that you have offended me and Flame (My Betta)....

[@britnyboo138]

I have owned a few as well, and I loved my fish... but I really do not get why people are passionate about defending this betta fish when it probably has a far better life than a lot of other animals AND humans. lol It's a betta fish...if you really want to do some good for the bettas, go to wal mart and go bitch to them about all the bettas they have floating in the tiny plastic containers on shelves.

[@pepch187]

Congradulations on her first beta! Here are some tips to help His tank should be at least 2 gallons and he should have lots of places to hide. When feeding, three flakes in the morning and three at night are more than enough, even if he seems starving, believe me when I say they will eat endlessly. Over feeding will kill it faster than underfeeding. Make sure you research illnesses with the fish and keep the water clean. If you can't get a filter, changing the water once a week should work fine. If you can't get a heater, make sure you keep the room he stays in nice and warm. That should get you started, I hope I helped ^^

[@giantasiansticker8068]

I’d say a 2-3 gallon is acceptable but wouldn’t be ideal

[@BunnyCare-sp3zk]

That’s funny that he said “lets hope it doesn’t die,” most likely, he will bc of his conditions.

[@240subscribersandnovideosf5]

JESUS, THAT POOR FISH! You horrible animal abuser! You are a father, you should know better than that you doltz! Fish probably suffered before dying slowly, a true shame for it. That's not how you care for a fish.. Man, I wish you were dirt poor so you couldn't afford a betta fish and make it suffer like that, it's horrible what they do to fishes.... They have feelings too!

[@roo3382]

actually, fish have no feelings. their brains aren't big enough. they also can't feel pain.

[@240subscribersandnovideosf5]

Amber Roo Okay. Let's start off. 1. This comment was meant to be silly, not a big debate, so my answer will be a simple sentence. 2. Fish do feel pain, and they have a complex emotional system. If you /really/ want to know more, I can send you a link to one of the websites concerning this topic. (Plus if ants show feelings, why not fish? e.e)

[@240subscribersandnovideosf5]

SilverZapper Exactly, even if it is in pain, it can't 'frantically swim away' because it is; 1) Stuck in a tiny bowl with no room 2) May be in too much pain to frantically swim away anyways 3) This is not a debate, it's a joke, back off.

[@pickleaj2333]

Betta fish suffer more when they stay at stores.

[@240subscribersandnovideosf5]

Pickle Aj Wow, you just blew my mind. I so didn't know that! Man, my life was changed forever.... Gee, I thought they were in heaven at crappy pet stores-! In those little poop-filled containers-- They looked so happy! Dang, how shocking...

[@lobot4780]

I couldn't count all the mistakes you've made here with every finger in Montana.

[@mr.purple7233]

Honestly thanks for all those real fish owners with experience and knowledge. It's pathetic how people try to tell you that "betta fish can live in small bowls" "they live in mud puddles" "they don't live that long" "they don't need a filter or heater" obviously none of them had the mental capacity to think of doing a simple google search. Betta fish are some of the most abused and neglected fish next to goldfish and its terrible to see pet stores and brands trying to sell people as much as possible even if they don't know shit.

[@Electrozap6001Gaming-fun]

Mr. Purple I know right

[@mr.unknown6995]

Betta fish could live very long if you know what your supposed to do

[@taylorharris2506]

This bowl is not acceptable for betta care. Bettas need at least a 4 gallon tank. If less than that this can cause the fish stress or depression. Stress will give the betta what is called "stress lines" that can kill it. Depression likely won't kill the betta but it makes it sad and unhappy. Also you need hiding places for the betta you can't just have one little plant. They need hiding places because they were first wild obviously and out in the wild they needed places to hide from predators like larger fish. Every body thinks they can just throw their betta in a tiny Bork and not even care. Well you're wrong.

[@AshleyPaulBooks]

They actually need a minimum of 2.5 gallons.

[@christopherl.3532]

sushigirl648 It could be alive, just stressed. Its kinda like torture, still alive on the outside, dead on the inside. I would recommend a minimum of 2 gallons per betta.

[@christopherl.3532]

Oh, in that case, i have nothing to say to a socio/psychopath. Good day to all!

[@kennethjones4199]

How can something with a brain the size of a pimple get sad or depressed?

[@mylittleponyandpetshops1409]

Ah duh betas don't need big tanks omfg people are just haters!!! Let them have their fish without being talked about...and you don't know any thing about fish so stop being a hater!!!!

[@madisonnoel7167]

First of all U didn’t aclamate the fish in the tank Where’s the water conditioner? Heater? Filter? That bowl is to small it needs a proper tank. I wouldn’t be surprised if that fish only loved for a day

[@hoangmai246]

U didn’t acclimate the betta.

[@madisonfrogpaw2948]

Please do research, that Betta needs so much more, I really hope you did since some time passed

[@jaysuperstion8844]

These fools are terribly misinformed

[@loveptx9324]

A plastic plant can cut your fish and also the tank is too small. You fish will not survive

[@joshuafigueroa3188]

That's not true all plastics will not kill. And they can survive in a small tank. I got a 2 gallon tank for my betta and its doing really good, but of course I will get it a bigger home in the future

[@exprishgaming2028]

I've had my betta for almost a month now in a 1 gallon tank and with plastic plants. he is doing great, eating well, swimming alot, flaring and bubbling.

[@MicroageHD]

+SnuffleShela How do you know he is thriving? Did he tell you that or what?

[@kittymeows1345]

😲.UR DUMB.IF IT WILL CUT UR FISH THAN WHY WOULD THEY SALE IT.

[@MicroageHD]

Kittymeows 13 Pls don't be insulting. Not everything being sold as "aquarium-proof" is also suitable for fish

[@katie-lynn8129]

Even though fish are called the "easiest" pet they still need heaps of research and love and just YEAH! Another this don't over feed bettas, their stomachs are about the same size as there eye.

[@mark87lsc1964]

I know he is proudly dead bye now but why did you get the fish for it to live in a "cereal bowl"

[@azzyaylori6372]

When you put a fish in you have to float it for at least half an hour, so it gets used to the water temperature. Also that poor beta has no place to swim, no filter and no heater. You had better change the water about once a week and keep it in a room with a temperature of around 70.

[@overlordsheepie5673]

+Azzy Aylori Actually. Temp of the room should be even higher without a heater. 74 degrees is still WAY to cold for ROOM temp. 78-82 would be best for a betta fish.

[@mymysticaqua2952]

Teaching the child 'how to abuse fish'. Good job parents. 👏🏼

[@explosiveprofessorboogeyma9757]

Yall need to go cry to someone else leave them alone

[@NoName-th2hy]

9 years ago and they haven't used the channel for 4 years, do you feel like a hero still?

[@phrog5003]

@@explosiveprofessorboogeyma9757 no we shouldnt the betta has a life it can breathe you know and theyre feeding them only one type of food as i feed my betta pellets flakes peas mango shrimp just do ur RESEARCH

[@explosiveprofessorboogeyma9757]

@@phrog5003 dude this family didn't do anything wrong, they probably thought the fish could live under those circumstances so therefore go cry to someone else

[@phrog5003]

@@explosiveprofessorboogeyma9757 actually they should have done research before getting it and not just think it would live or not

[@transorm987]

I thought this vid was gunna be a Betta up against a mirror

[@loganjordan8411]

I did too

[@laveenakengatharan3834]

OMG me to!😱😶😮😂

[@11yearoldhomstead26]

+Laveena Kengatharan same

[@theslavicweeb9233]

This was a troll video it never shown the fish figth at all

[@Squatimus]

Quite annoyed by this, though I was like them before when I bought a betta fish and put it in a 0.5 gallon container with cool water and didnt even acclimate it to the temp, then overtime I forgot about the poor little dude for like a month. I did some research and teared a little bit after realizing how cruel I was so I purchased a 5 gallon tank with a heater and soon transferred him into there. My betta fish lived a crappy life for 2 months in that container but thrived in the 5 gallon tank for 6 months before it died, I will never forget the change in his behavior when he got a better tank, he always made a bubble nest.

[@bassmaster1231]

the tank is just fine and she is as cute as a button

[@CineZoneYT]

What I learned from the comments: I need a bigger tank, fish people can’t spell

[@c5t41x9]

*Fish keepers

[@hallehughes9411]

Those fish can’t live in that tiny bowl!!!! 😡😡😡 I wish I could come and rescue them from the abuse!!😭😭😭😭😭😭. Poor fish!! 😡😭😡😭😡😭 those people are monsters!

[@sambonesam]

Bette fish are used to living in small places. In Thailand, they hide under rocks and things. I have a betta fish in a one and a half gallon tank. He does not need or have a heater or filter. We can all agree he doesn't need ba filter. I would say feed Nemo a few less pellets be because you don't want to over feed him. You could buy a small outside thermometer so you can check if the water is too hot or cold. 72-85°f mostly for betta fish. Clean the tank properly and, well, that's all I have to say! Enjoy playing and taking care of Nemo! 😊 🐟🐠

[@toaster1279]

Fish abuse

[@brittanigreene9406]

what the hell he said it was deadily all it did was swim

[@puppysocks603]

This video makes me sad, there are so many things wrong with this but many people in the comments have already gone over it, I’m just praying to god that that is not just tap waster and is is properly conditioned water that has been sitting for 2 weeks to let the bacteria that break down the fishes poop, I also hope that by now they have a heater, a filter and they have moved him out of that bowl with the sharp plants. If you are thinking about getting a beta it is not an easy thing to do which well take lots of time and effort of your part so do your research before buying any pet!

[@GabbyGameboy]

Really Guys? Okay first of all its the little girls first pet we've all had our first pets and let me tell you this I'm pretty sure your fucking parents didn't spend hundreds of dollars on just one pet especially a fish. Second its a fish with or without proper tools fish will die of natural causes. And lastly has it ever occurred to any of you that her parents are teaching her how to be responsible? Notice how they told her she can't do certain things and how what she must do to keep it alive? So what if the fish dies because it lacked a filter, proper food, ect. Like you all are gonna spend a lot of money on just one fish really people? come on now stop picking on the these guys and look at yourselves for once I'm pretty sure you guys have done the same thing at some point whether your pet was a Dog , Cat ,Fish ,Bird or Hamster you've at least bought something that was bad for your pet or didn't know how to take care of it

[@swollentesticle420]

+GabbyGameboy see, you're the kind of person who thinks fish are 'disposable' pets. MANY people, myself included, have spent a lot of money making sure our pets are thriving, not surviving. in great conditions i've met people who had bettas live up to 5-10 years. when you give them the conditions they need, their true colors shine through. my little Jerry has a whole 10 gallon all to himself and spends no time sitting around when there's so much to look at and enjoy and gets nothing but the best food and equipment. it's worth the investment and enjoyment of making a small life better. that said, it doesn't cost hundreds of dollars to get the fucking bare basics of betta care. simple filter? $20. Simple heater? $15. A 10 gallon? $10. There you fucking go, just a little bit more expensive than getting useless bowl with some clown puke colors cause "oooh it's pretty!". even decor is simple. a bag of pool filter sand is $12 and plastic plants aren't more than $10 usually and you can go out and get your own AQ safe rocks from the damn park. a betta cramped in a bowl with a sharp plastic plant and nothing new to look at and explore is going to be a sad fucking betta that sits at the bottom all day doing jack shit and end up suffocating and burning from lack of properly treated water and ammonia build-up or over-feeding leading to life threatening obesity. don't fucking buy an animal if you're not going to research how to take care of it you dense fuck. every life matters. and don't fucking start about "oh it's to show her how to be responsible!" they can fucking do that without killing a damn fish in the process. they over-fed the poor thing on the first go.

[@GabbyGameboy]

+End Prince You do realize its a kid with a responsibility right? go back to being a kid and try spending your own money on just one tiny fish I never said fish are disposable.

[@swollentesticle420]

GabbyGameboy well, you clearly didn't take a minute of your time to completely read my message. again with the responsibility bullshit. a damn child shouldn't have the 'responsibility' of taking care of a living breathing animal if they don't even know how to use a fucking toilet. by saying "it's just a fish" you're implying it's not worth the effort, thus you're saying they're 'disposable' animals. it's pretty obvious you don't care about the well being of the fish itself, only whether or not the kid is getting a good life lesson at the cost of the fish's life. good job, you're probably a kid yourself who doesn't know jack about what they're talking about.

[@GabbyGameboy]

+End Prince Wow People dispose fish all the fucking time for crying out loud we eat the damn things

[@swollentesticle420]

i suppose the term 'replaceable' would be simpler for you to understand, i didn't mean literally disposable. well, you clearly have nothing to counter literally any points i've brought up, don't know why i even expected anything. i'll take my leave and we can consider this over.

[@daisyrain789]

oh, get over yourselves. I've had 2 perfectly healthy betta fish that have lived long lives in 1 gallon bowls with no filter. I clean the water regularly and feed them 3 times a week. Anything has to be better than the tiny little cups they come in.

[@TheonlyOnyx223]

You feed them three times a week -_-

[@daisyrain789]

yes, three or four little pellets or a couple of bloodworms on occasion.

[@matinlatifshaikh2553]

Daisy Rain were they both male

[@daisyrain789]

yes...

[@amie1516]

see this person has common sense

[@ForestFriend-]

click bait

[@juliegonzalez8652]

What kind of person would put a betta in a BOWL. Who ever this person is

[@natalie2744]

I understand why this video is getting a lot of hate, but it was a cute idea, it just needed a bit of work. My parents and I made these mistakes when I was little too. For the fish to have a good life and be happy (therefore swimming more and being more interesting) a bigger tank (5 gallons Is the minimum the beta should be in) and a heater and filter will go a long way! Adding these things will increase the lifespan of your fish too! Good luck with your beta, and have fun!!!

[@bungerbbqbungerandbungerro6017]

is 10 gallons enough for 2 beta fish?

[@finchtoss3442]

It can be, but the bigger it is, the less chance there is for the two girls to get stressed and fight. Maybe divide it and let them each have 5 gallons. : >

[@rileykatherine6995]

ninjapiglava101 it depends if you are getting a 2 females it should be good but you can't put to males into a tank together unless you have a divider.

[@stephaniewilcome1539]

ninjapiglava101 you should never have two betta fish in the same tank. unless you have a divider. females can be just as violent.

[@finchtoss3442]

Unless you have enough for a sorority, of course. :)

[@thelostjournalofmystifying354]

two males can live together in a 10 gallon

[@JoeMama-vn2fe]

I thought it was deadly like mine that literally killed all my ghost shrimp

[@ashlynwanderer]

"let's hope he doesn't die"??? DUDE. he will. you are an adult, act like one. if you really want to teach your kid respect and work ethic and fun, take her to the library to read about fish care, betta fish care, basic chemistry and microbiology of fishtanks (she can read kid's books and you can do actual research like you should ALWAYS do for ANY animal) and then make a proper fishTANK (not glass sippy cup) for the betta. please.

[@samuriaredranger]

Omg cant a guy put a funny title on a video without yall all freaking out.... Fish like that love small areas u put hi in anything bigger it could kill him.. And a fish is a good pet for a little kid as long as u go over the rules with then like they did

[@BigPumpp]

Are you fucking stupid they don't prefer smaller spaces just because pet stores keep them in shitty cups don't you dare tell people false information and do some research bitch

[@BigPumpp]

Obviously you need a new job because betas live in rice patties miles and miles wide so why don't you do research before giving out false information

[@samuriaredranger]

Yea in the wild they have wide space so they don't kill each other

[@DragonDude698]

They come from rice paddies in Asia . Some are tiny puddles some can be 1 METER deep or more !!! So no they don't prefer small tanks and guess what where they are from it has lots of plants

[@DragonDude698]

Your welcome for a nice comment they don't need to be do rude people just need to be a little bit more educated on them

[@devinstevens3129]

i reported the video for misleading tittle

[@lesaserrato3575]

Devin Stevens tittle?

[@danniellatovey22]

That is crawl, the fish shouldn't be in that small bowl

[@Heidishereandthere]

*CRUEL

[@allaroundaddie7352]

2 seconds later. Beta fish : ** ) peace out I’m dead 😵 Wrong bowl wrong food wrong keepers NO REASEARCH

[@DBD_gamer634]

It kept running into the glass too poor thing

[@SaarahBagha]

not even deadly

[@user-us4br9yh8r]

exactly I thought something interesting would happen

[@ynned8837]

how is it deadly? :(

[@tannereastman7790]

no they just said it was so people would watch the vid

[@thecreepercaptain8264]

^

[@Bryan-fs1yx]

The amount of dislikes put a smile on my face :)

[@Thewildlifeenthusiast123]

The likes are from uneducated fish keepers

[@jaydenallen8690]

Why you always hating

[@Bryan-fs1yx]

@@jaydenallen8690 bruh what