Nasya’s Betta Rescue - BC

These Betta hammocks are amazing and an affordable way to spoil your Betta. We are starting to use them for our rescue Bettas. They love them.

Remember your Betta is a labyrinth breather - so if you can make it easier for them to get to the air in your aquarium - you’ll have a healthier and happier fish.

Write if interested and we will connect you.

Only $10.00 each - Nanaimo, BC

Happy Update! All three of our girls have now been adopted! Thank you so much for choosing Betta rescue! 🩷

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We have 3 lovely female Koi Bettas looking for their forever aquariums. Each is just lovely and ready to go.

If you have a heated, cycled, tank looking for a beautiful fish - please write us. We would love to find each of these little ladies a home.

All good eaters - and so active and happy.

Looking for love? Look no further! Meet Delaria - a tiny orange and red female Koi Betta.

Delaria is happy and always busy exploring. She’s young and still tiny - and the bonus is that she is snail friendly.

She has not been tested with other tank mates (e.g., Cory Catfish) - and because she is a female koi - who tend to be aggressive - we recommend that she be an only child.

A fully-cycled planted tank is recommended for our girl. Write and ask about our beautiful Delaria! 🙂

BETTAS are talented JUMPERS!

This is one of my personal Bettas, a past rescue, named Genevieve. Don’t you just love that face?

But don’t let that face fool you - she must live with a cover on her aquarium at all times. She lives in a fully-planted Fluval tank - with an opening down the middle of the lid. Even that small strip must have netting on it.

How do I know she will jump? Years ago I learned the hard way with a Betta I absolutely loved. She also lived in a Fluval tank with a lid, but I came down one morning to find that she had somehow gotten out through that small opening. 🙁

So please - when I advise you that the Betta you are adopting from us needs a fully covered tank (with small openings for air) - please listen.

I do understand that accidents happen - I even had a Betta jump excitedly out of her tank when I was trying to feeding her - luckily she wasn’t hurt and I was able to carefully scoop her up and get her right back into the tank. But trust me - they can jump out in a flash - I barely lifted the lid.

Thanks for listening to my concerns everyone. I know others may have different opinions on this - but from my experience - these little jumpers need a lid on their tank and I will continue to ask my adopters to please have one on your tank.

And, as I always, I am here to help and provide support and advice when you need it. 🩷

Feel free to write anytime. -M

Adopted - Artues went into long-term care with one of our lovely fosterhomes.

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Welcome Artues to Nasya’s Betta Rescue. Artues is a tiny female Veitail. More on Artues soon after she goes through initial treatments and observations.

Happy Updates: Both Girls Found Lovely Forever Homes

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Welcome Arya and Alisha to Nasya’s Betta Rescue.

Like Nasya (whom the rescue is named after) they are considered female Koi Bettas.

They will both be doing a 5-day course of meds and observation; and of course both are enjoying their heated / aerated hospital tanks with a Betta log and other things to make them feel comfortable.

Welcome to Nasya’s Arya and Alisha! More photos and information to come on these beautiful little ladies.