6 Comments

1. Aunt Karen  •  Mar 21, 2010 @9:35 pm
   

   Amy

   The koi would outgrow the 10 gallon tank in about a month, or less. A fantail goldfish would be a good match for such a small tank.

2. copperhead  •  Mar 24, 2010 @5:33 am
   

   Dana

   Koi grow to 3-4 feet. They shouldn’t be kept in anything smaller than a pond, except temporarily.

   Koi (and goldfish) are coldwater, the betta is tropical and needs a heater, so they shouldn’t have to live in the same temperature – one of them will suffer for it.

3. carl j  •  Mar 25, 2010 @11:32 pm
   

   Nellie

   Not for long.

4. Kylie Anne  •  Mar 26, 2010 @3:06 pm
   

   Dorothy

   I seconmd copperhead.

   no koi stays that little. walmart is unreliable whne it comes to information about fish. and bettas prefer water temps of around 80°F while goldfish/koi prefer colder temps.

5. boncarles  •  Mar 28, 2010 @5:09 pm
   

   Rhonda

   No koi fish grows to six inches. Don’t listen to Walmart, I have seen them trying to say Pacus grow to five inches! Yeah right! The koi will eat your betta as it grows, and if you keep it in 10 it will die.

6. ßübblëš  •  Mar 30, 2010 @4:29 pm
   

   Ashley

   Copperhead it right.

   ßübblëš

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