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Iv decided to post on kijiji or usedottawa and trade my 30 gallon for a small beta tank instead makes life so much easier, since we wont have a ton of space at the new place
Just go for a 5-gallon minimum (10 gallons being much easier to maintain). You probably know that already but I figured I'd mention it anyway :). Since a lot of tanks labeled for bettas are quite small.
 

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How many gallons does it hold? Try measuring it, there are online calculators :).

It's definitely not too big (no tank is going to be "too big" for a betta--they live in rice paddies that can stretch for miles), though. If anything, it's too small.
 

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That would be fine for a single betta then, yup :). You'll want some sort of cover, though, bettas are jumpers. If there's no hood (is this one of those new Fluval tanks?), you can use netting or egg crate to make a cover.
 

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I haven't used it but a lot of reef aquarists do. Try searching on Google, you should get lots of info :).
 
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