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• Provides positive distraction for bettas and combats boredom--- When inside a bowl or tank enclosure, male betta needs something to do because he's used to sourcing food, chasing other male bettas, or looking for a partner in his homegrown territory. Betta Training Mirror by JOR can provide positive distraction and periods of excitement whenever he sees his reflection. It will help ease the boredom since he gets curious and starts to move around.
• Builds confidence in your fighting fish --- When your betta sees his reflection in the training mirror, he will think of himself as a rival and begin to chase him away. He will also start to patrol and guard his territory. When you take away the mirror, he will think that he has defeated his rival and will feel satisfied.
• Encourages bubble nest building and spawning behavior--- Male bettas can manifest their spawning behavior by building bubble nests even without a female fish. However, his interest in spawning is greater when he has a female tankmate and if he thinks he has a male competition. When he sees himself in the mirror, it will immediately trigger this intrinsic behavior.
• Allows betta fish to flare and helps empty bowels --- Fighting fish usually flares or stretch out their gills and fins to intimidate other fish intruding in their territory, and this is the same behavior he does as he sees himself in the mirror. Doing this also helps him relieve constipation, especially when overfed. He can flex his internal muscles and activate his fight and flight hormones. You will typically see a betta emptying his bowels as he flares.
• Easy to use --- Our betta exercise mirror has a diameter of 2", which makes it an excellent tool to train him by using his reflection. Our mirror measures 11" x 0.6" x 0.4", and it can reach crevices and corners that are hard to reach because its length is extendable up to 17". The mirror's neck is also bendable, and you can position it at whichever angle your betta can best see himself. It also features an orange rubber handle to give you a good grip while training your betta.
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• Encourages intrinsic behavior like flaring, spawning, and chasing.
• Lessens betta’s aggression. With a mirror, he can flare at himself and will not bother his tankmates because he will not get bored and agitated.
• Provides entertainment and keeps your bettas happy without manifesting negative behaviors like nipping his fins.
• Use our mirror moderately or only during short periods of training.
• You can use it daily for about a minute. Prolonged mirror time can be upsetting for your fish because he will think that an intruder has entered his territory.
• Do not leave a mirror in your betta tank full-time. Your betta will manifest extra aggression to tankmates and may even stop eating, which may cause adverse effects on your pet's total well-being.
• When mirror-training, use only gentle movements so you don't frighten your fish.
• Builds confidence in your fighting fish --- When your betta sees his reflection in the training mirror, he will think of himself as a rival and begin to chase him away. He will also start to patrol and guard his territory. When you take a