Can Betta fish live together and with Other fish?

Betta fish are known for their aggressive behavior towards other Betta fish, particularly males, and also not recommended to keep multiple male bettas fish together in the same tank, as they will likely fight and injure each other.

It is possible to keep multiple female bettas together in a larger tank, typically 20 gallons or more, as long as there is plenty of space and hiding places for each fish to establish its territory. This is called a sorority tank. It is important to introduce the female bettas to the tank at the same time to avoid territorial disputes.

There is still a risk of aggression and fighting between the female bettas. It is important to closely monitor the fish and separate any individuals that are exhibiting aggressive behavior towards others. The number of female bettas that can live together in a sorority tank will depend on the size of the tank and the individual temperature of each fish.

Can Betta fish live with other fish?

Yes, depending on your Betta fish's personality, he or she can peacefully cohabitate with other fish. You have to choose the correct tank mate for your Betta fish according to their personality. 

Only female bettas can be kept together in a group called a sorority, as long as the tank is large enough and has enough hiding places to minimize aggression.

Male Betta fish cannot live with another male, Betta fish no matter how large the tank is.

 What other fish can live with Betta fish?

You can keep Betta fish with certain types of fish, such as bottom-dwelling fish, neon tetras, cherry shrimp, and African dwarf frogs are some varieties of fish which can live with Betta fish.

• Female bettas can live together in the same tank without any issues, as long as there is enough space and hiding spots.
• Corydoras Catfish: These peaceful bottom-dwelling fish can make great tank mates for bettas, as they are unlikely to compete for the same resources.
• Neon Tetras: These small and peaceful schooling fish can be a good match for bettas, as long as there is enough space and the Betta is not too aggressive.
• Harlequin rasboras are similar to neon tetras, these small schooling fish are peaceful and can live well with bettas, as long as the tank is spacious enough.
• Kuhli loaches, These eel-like bottom dwellers are peaceful and can make good tank mates for bettas, as long as there are enough hiding places.