no i don't want to see what happens, i just want to see how long they can live together peacefully..we add more fish to the tank all the time, so i want to see how they adapt to other fish, different kinds...they are in a room where we can constantly see them, so the second one snaps, we can remove him before he does any other damage...i know its a situation to be worried about, and every day we keep close watch on them, because this kind of thing has never happened before. but thank you for your concern, and i am really keeping your advice in mind. but basically, i posted this message to just, let people know that its weird that my bettas would be so nice to eachother( i first found the situation somewhat odd and funny), but it seems more people are more concerned about it than i am, which is odd considering no one else i have told about it seems this worried. I didn't mean to come off as rude at any point, and i didn't mean to give anyone the wrong impression if i did. but again, thank you for your advice.
Its almost as if they were meant to live together. When they were in seperate tanks, they hardly did anything, but now that they are together, they are more interesting to watch, and more fun to watch. So I think that maybe some bettas prefer to be together and some don't. Like, maybe younger ones prefer to be together or vice-versa. But like I said earlier, I'm sure that as they get older, that's when they'll probably snap. Again, Thank you for the advice, but this has turned out to be a bigger situation than I imagined. My family and I, honestly, have no reason to be concerned. If you could see the way these fish get along, you would understand what I mean.
