[Riona]

How would you do it? The tank has to be divided since it houses 2 male bettas, no way around dividing it. And just because they tend to flare at each other most of the time the lights are on I'm hoping to train some moss or fissidens on the divider. Should I:

A: scape the tank with one design(PROBABLY going from the back corners inward) and just have the divider look out of place in the middle? OR

B: scape each side differently? Use different plants and just start at the back middle next to the divider and sweep plants down and outward from that spot as if I had 2 different, slightly square tanks to work with?

Thank you for any thoughts

 

[Akaizhar]

I'd make a moss wall, and use it as a divider, but then you may have some flow issues between each side.

 

[Riona]

I'm going to be using 2 different filters on the tank, one for each side. Would that be a vote for a more symmetrical tank with the wall in the middle then?

 

[Akaizhar]

It would be. <3

 

[Riona]

Okay. Sounds like what I was hoping to get away with anyway Less plants to try to figure to put in and find! Thank you for your input!

 

[ghengis]

Try something like this...

 

[Sunstar]

Ghengis built that: A tank I still think is fantastic. You sort of scaped it to look like plants growing as a bush at one point.

 

[chagovatoloco]

male bettas can actually live together if there are enough females, I've done it for years.