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Betta fish are very active/playful and generally require very less maintenance as they do not dirty the tank much. But keep only one Betta fish in the bowl as Bettas are notoriously known to be very aggressive in nature and might fight with other fish/bettas if introduced.A Betta set-up is very easy and not very expensive.Here is a list of items and its estimated cost for a Betta set-up:A healthy male Betta Fish (A):It can cost you approximately a starting price of Rs. 100 for a domestic fish and Rs. 200 for an imported fish in Mumbai, India. square fish tank hoodThe price depends on the age of the fish, the gender, the color and the texture.marine fish tank brandsA Fish Bowl (B):A perfect size for keep a male Betta fish is roughly a 3–5 liter bowl for a single male fish (the bigger the bowl the better). marine fish tank ebay

The starting price in Mumbai, India for fish bowls are Rs. 150 (1–2 L volume), Rs. 250 (2–3 L volume), Rs. 350 (3–4 L volume). Preferably a 2–3 L volume can be sufficient for the fish.Fish Food (C):The best food to feed your Betta fish is dried palettes of shrimps which you could buy at any pet store (60 grams) for Rs. 40 (Domestic) and Rs. 100 (Imported). The fish food should be fed about 2 times a day and should last for about 3 months.fish tank wooden floorAlso frozen blood-worms can be a treat! aquarium fish price list mumbaiBlood-worms cost about Rs. 120 (10 grams).fish tank for sale in canadaPebbles and Decorations (D):A small packet of colorful pebbles are roughly priced Rs. 50 (for a kilo)Siphon Tube for maintenance (E):Betta fish generally do not dirty the tank very often therefore, there should be a 50% water change every 10 days.

You can change the water by siphon technique and make sure the new water being add is room temperature, soft and preferably stale (a day old). A siphon tube can cost you approximately Rs. 50 or Rs. 100 (with a manual pump).Water Conditioner (Optional) (F):A water conditioner is used to soften and de-chlorinize the tap water at after every water change. A conditioned water is always better for your fish as it is free from chlorine and other elements. However, it is an optional requirement as Bettas are generally wild fish and are used to non-conditioned water. A water conditioner costs about Rs. 150.Thus, calculating the total price of A+B+(C for 2 months)+D+E+F,Lower Price: 100+250+(40*2)+50+50+0 = Rs. 540/-Upper Price: 200+250+[(60*2)+120]+50+100+150 = Rs. 990/-Hence, the range: approximately Rs. 500 to Rs. 1000I hope all that information was helpful to you!Aditya GandhiLike others have mentioned before, the cost of the fish depends on the show quality. Veiltails are the cheapest around my place at $4 and the half-moon tails cost around $10.

You can get more expensive ones from breeders.I set up a Betta tank just today and I can list my expenses.IKEA side table - $15. (Used an old table and didn't buy a aquarium specific one which could cost around $30)10 gallon Aquarium kit from walmart - $30 (tank, filter, hood and lights)50 watt heater - $10 from Amazon.20 gallon air pump - $10 from Amazon. $5 air stone.10 lbs gravel - $10Live plants - $5Bought a male and a female for $9 each.Had to build a separator to host both fish in same tank without killing each other. Cost around $5 and one hour. Lots of videos on YouTube. Can buy a ready made one from pet store for about $15.Total amount for setup $110.I'm using water treatment chemicals and pellet from another aquarium. Else they'll set you back about $30.I'd say a $150 for a first time set up with a decent size tank if you buy everything new. Used items from Craigslist and such will cost significantly les. Or you can buy one of those 1 gallon 'Betta Cubes' with air pump/filter with hood and light, all for $20.

The other expenses will be maintenance chemicals and food.Please do not keep your Betta in a bottle. They look a lot better in a bigger tank and they'll live longer too.It depends on the type of betta and how much you’re willing to invest in its tank.There are many types of bettas, and the ones that you find at the pet store are generally the cheapest ones, worth $3–5 or so. Some pet stores carry more fancy varieties, and the most expensive ones can be worth upwards of $100. Generally you find those through aquarium clubs and breeders.But the fish is the least expensive part of the whole shebang. What size aquarium are you going to purchase? Are you going to purchase an aquarium kit, or just the aquarium? What kind of filter? Are you going to put in live plants? What about fake plants or other plastic decorations? If live plants, you will need good lights to make them grow, and possibly fertilizers depending on the kind of plants you want. What brand of food are you going to use? What brand water conditioner?

Depending on where you live you might need a heater because bettas are tropical fish. Will you be purchasing some/most/all of this from a pet store, used from craigslist, from amazon?I have my veiltail betta in a 5 gallon aquarium with a filter, sand bottom, various plants, driftwood, and a light. I got the betta and the aquarium for free from a friend. The filter I also got for free but had to replace it when it eventually broke. It probably all cost me about $75. The aquarium’s retail price is about $75, and the filter about $20, so if I had purchased everything new, it would have cost me about $170. I do have two other aquariums so some of the costs are split between all three - things like the siphon for water changes, water conditioner, plant fertilizers, food (I feed a combination of pellets, live, and frozen foods), medication.it depends on the tail of the betta. If you go to petco store, they offer lots of different types of betta fishes. The cheapest is veil tail, which is cost $3 to $5.

I got elephant ear betta fish, which is $15 at petcoSiamese fighting fish In local stores a typical Betta fish will cost you around 200 - 300. Rare varieties will go higher.A 10 gallon glass tank - 1000 - 1.5kA good quality Bio spong filter + airpump will cost you around - 500Substrate not necessary your betta will not interact with it. For your convenience you can have a substrate but in such a small tank I would recommend you too have gravel over sand. (Never buy colourful fake gravel)AccessoriesDechlorinatorHeaterFish foodDecorationsI suggest you to take accessories from your local store with his concerns.Water heater requirements depends on your location. Since the fish only require a water temperature between 25 - 26. And here in Mumbai at my place this is actually the water temperature. My betta fish did well without a heater.Lighting.Betta fishes tend to live in dark environment so a use of light is not recommended. But you can keep your fishes in a room where the indirect light falls on the tank.