I am a big spoiler of ALL my pets!

Hi. My Father-in-law has a huge 200 Gallon tank with lots of fish and my Grandad was a fish breeder enthusiast. I dont think u'r fish would attack a snail that big. To be totally honest I think the snail would be too big for just one fish, I don't know if you know but lots of fish and plants help algae growth, which in turn will feed your Snail. But at the same time u've got to watch the PH levels in the water as feeding the fish, faecal matter and plant growth all effects this. As long as you don't put another Male Betta or Siamese fighter fish (as they're better known) in with it it should be fine. Theres no harm in putting one or 2 plants in aswell as some more fish. Be careful when buying new fish as Betta's don't get on very well with any fish with fins(in particular angelfish, guppies, Gouramis, tiger barbs and some of the larger spiecies of tetra's, and don't mix them with anythink from the piranha species as they are notorious fin nippers. However my partner had a fighter fish that got on really well with a school of 6 cardinal tetras, I also noticed that the fighter fish was not bothered by the loaches that do a similar job to the snail (the mother-in-law didn't like the idea of snails). For more info and advice on Betta Splendens care check out www.fishlore.com/Profiles-Betta.htm. Hope this helps Fazel

I use to have betas, I can't remember but I don't think he will attack the snail. They move so slowly and present no real "threat" for them. I think you should be safe on that score. I'd just keep an eye on them for a few days just to be on the safe side.

make sure that mouse's tank is water tight before you go adding a fish to it. Now, I knew someone who had a 10 gallon tank and they dropped a piece of glass and got another beta. Of course, the fish tried to attack each other at first, but they soon stopped

I have 3 betas (2 male & 1 female, all in separate tanke of course) & i have just taken my snails out of their tanks - they had 1 each but due to the size of the tanks, they weren't growing so I put them in my 3 ft tank with other snails & fish. your betas will ignore the snails as they are deemed not threatening to them.

I'm not sure about the snail being safe with the Beta. I alway thought that the Beta's were supposed to be alone in the tank for fear of them eating another creature. Maybe you should call the pet store and ask them.