They are separated with a divider in between them so i know that isn't the problem. I have a book and it says nothing in there about them loosing there tail fins.
Emma
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On Sun, Dec 30, 2012 6:24 AM EST sevenspringss@wmconnect.com wrote:
>Emma,
>
>Have you ever wondered why they also call Bettas by the (very common) name
>of "Siamese Fighting Fish?" If you haven't heard of this, then I must
>recommend you buy a good book in aquarium fishes, as you mustn't have any basic
>knowledge of these and other aquarium fishes. As it can be expected that
>male Bettas (and very often, females too) will fight when put together, it's
>more than likely that the dominent male Betta is tearing up the fins of the
>other male Betta. I'd advise you separate them before one kills the other.
>Years ago, in Siam -- and probably still today, in Cambodia and Burma --
>people would place bets on these fish for the outcome of fights between these
>fish, much like other people place bets on dog fights and cock fights. It's
>well known common knowledge that any two male Bettas will fight each other
>when placed together; it's their nature to do so.
>
>Ray </HTML>
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