Would a female betta do fine in a 2/3 gallon container with water changes like several times a week

I got this 2/3 gallon small conatiner. Would it be ok to put a small female betta in this? How often would be best to do water changes? If not, could I fit anything in there?

I have had a Betta fish before.

A small container is best and I also bought some fake plants and stuff for it to swim around. And changing water everyday is just fine!

You shouldn't buy another fish and plop it in the same container. Otherwise, big trouble will happen! Betta fish thinks that it's a stranger!

Some info:

Betta comes from Southeast Asia.

He likes to live in shallow, overgrown water; irrigation channels; and flooded rice fields that warm up to 86飩癋 (30飩癈).

Siamese Fighting Fish are a member of the Labyrinth fishes that are prevented from taking air will drown.

Because their ability to breathe air Labyrinth fish can survive in polluted water with very little oxygen .The male species build bubble nests among plant leaves.

The males do not get along well with each other they will even bite the females to death if they are not ready to spin or spawning. You can only keep more than one male in a very large aquarium. They have to have enough space to form territories. Floating plants will facilitate the nest building.

Betta's water should be soft to medium hard.

His/Her temperature should be 23飩?- 27飩癈 for breeding.

He/She should eat dry and live foods of all sorts.

This website should help!