Re: Finding a tank mate for male betta

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sarah
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>I'm afraid to go with a snail because I don't want to inadvertedly 
>infest my tank with them. 

Apple snails lay their eggs out of the water, so it's just a matter of
checking under the hood periodically and scraping off the egg mass with
a tissue (it's a hard bundle so not yucky to remove). I bred them on
purpose a while back.

> A frog sounds interesting but I know 
>absolutely nothing about amphibians (other than I managed to kill one 
>when I was a kid :( ).

I gather these are not as amphibious as your average pond frog. One
problem is they are a bit polluting of the water.
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