BETTA MARCOSTOMA (Pairs Fish)

当然可以，以下是英文版本，适合回复国外客户或放在 Facebook、WhatsApp、TikTok。Betta macrostoma – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)1. Is Betta macrostoma easy to keep?Betta macrostoma is considered an intermediate to advanced species. They require stable water conditions and good water quality.Recommended parameters:- Temperature: 24–27°C- pH: 5.5–6.8- Gentle water flow- Plenty of hiding places (driftwood, Indian almond leaves, caves)- A tightly covered tank, as they are excellent jumpers.---2. Can I use tap water?Yes, but the water must be dechlorinated before use.If your tap water is hard, mixing it with RO water is recommended to achieve softer water. Stable water conditions are more important than chasing an exact pH.---3. What do they eat?A high-protein diet is recommended, such as:- Bloodworms- Blackworms- Brine shrimp- Frozen foods- High-quality Betta pelletsFeed small portions once or twice a day.---4. Can a pair live together?Yes, a compatible pair can live together peacefully.However, if introducing an unpaired male and female, monitor them closely, as aggression may occur before they accept each other.---5. Can they be kept with other fish?It is generally not recommended.Betta macrostoma is a predatory wild Betta and may eat small fish or shrimp. They are best kept alone or as a compatible breeding pair.---6. Do they fight?- Male vs. Male: They are highly territorial and should never be housed together.- Male vs. Female: Chasing is normal during courtship, but excessive aggression means they should be separated.---7. Can they breed?Yes.Betta macrostoma is a paternal mouthbrooder. After spawning, the male carries the eggs in his mouth for approximately 2–3 weeks until the fry are fully developed.---8. How long do they live?With proper care, Betta macrostoma typically lives 3–5 years, and sometimes even longer.---9. Why are they so expensive?Their price reflects several factors:- Slow growth rate- Challenging breeding process- Small number of fry per spawn- Limited availability in the hobby