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The document summarizes an experiment on how the number of mirrors affects the aggressive response of Betta fish. The experiment observed Betta fish with 0, 1, 2, and 3 mirrors. It found that the Betta's agonistic response increased with more mirrors, supporting the hypothesis. While the response to 3 mirrors was less, the fish likely became more comfortable over time. Future experiments could use a larger tank with more mirrors and test over shorter periods.
The document summarizes an experiment on how the number of mirrors affects the aggressive response of Betta fish. The experiment observed Betta fish with 0, 1, 2, and 3 mirrors. It found that the Betta's agonistic response increased with more mirrors, supporting the hypothesis. While the response to 3 mirrors was less, the fish likely became more comfortable over time. Future experiments could use a larger tank with more mirrors and test over shorter periods.
The document summarizes an experiment on how the number of mirrors affects the aggressive response of Betta fish. The experiment observed Betta fish with 0, 1, 2, and 3 mirrors. It found that the Betta's agonistic response increased with more mirrors, supporting the hypothesis. While the response to 3 mirrors was less, the fish likely became more comfortable over time. Future experiments could use a larger tank with more mirrors and test over shorter periods.
Sandy Spring Friends School, Sandy Spring, Maryland, 20860
Background: Method: Conclusions:
In class, the fish had a very agonistic #1: Observe response of fish (meaning ● The Betta splenden’s agonistic response to one mirror, so we decided to the time for the fish to spot the mirror, the response increases as the mirrors use more mirrors. time for the fish to calm down, and the increase (the third wasn’t as Research Question: time for the fins to get smaller) without any effective, we infer the fish became How does the amount of reflections the mirrors, and record result more comfortable with the mirrors Betta splenden sees affect it’s response? #2: Observe response of fish (meaning the ● Our hypothesis was correct in that Objective: time for the fish to spot the mirrors, the that the agonistic response will To discover whether and by how much the time for the fish to calm down, and the increases with the number of other amount of mirrors (other “Bettas”) affects time for the fins to get smaller), and record “Bettas” it sees. Our null hypothesis the Betta splenden’s agonistic reaction. results was incorrect. Hypothesis: #3: Observe with two mirrors, and record Future Directions: results ● Next time our plans could be more The more mirrors we added, the more #4: Observe with three mirrors and record organized so the project goes more aggravated the Betta splendens would be. results efficiently Null Hypothesis: ● Next time we could use a bigger tank The fish will have the same reaction with or with more mirrors without any mirrors. Dorsal fin ● We could do the tests over a shorter period of time because eventually Pectoral fin Caudal fin the fish found out that he was not Operculum looking at actual fish Acknowledgments: Putting Graph of the results We would like to thank Takisha Reece mirrors on (averages) of Betta for letting us use her room, Alice Chmil for the tank splenden’s reactions teaching us, and Angela Colgrove for Anal fin