Do betta fish need company in their tank, or are they happiest when kept alone? Well, betta fish are also sometimes called Siamese fighting fish, and that’s for a good reason! Bettas are fiercely territorial, aggressively chasing away any interlopers on their patch and sometimes fighting to the death. In fact, in Thailand, their country […]
Finding Harmony: The Ideal Companions for Your Betta Fish Read More »
Betta fish, also known by other names, including the Siamese fighting fish, are beautiful, enigmatic creatures. That’s why they’re one of the most popular pet fish in the hobby. But since you’re visiting our site, you most likely knew that already! Bettas are found in an amazing and wide variety of forms and colors, including
The Enigmatic Allure of Pink Betta Fish: Nature’s Rarest Gem Read More »
One of the main attractions of keeping betta fish is the incredible diversity of colors and forms that you can find in these glorious jewels of nature. Many betta hobbyists move on to try their hand at breeding bettas from their own stock. In some cases, completely new strains of betta have been created by
Unlocking the Vibrant Secrets of Betta Fish Coloration Read More »
The subject of betta genetics is fascinating and can sometimes be very confusing for the newcomer to the fascinating world of breeding these beautiful fish. In this article, we take a look at two of the most popular betta variants, the opaque and the pastel betta, to give you a greater understanding of the genetics
Beneath the Surface: Exploring the Unique Charms of Opaque and Pastel Bettas Read More »
Betta siamorientalis is a fairly new species belonging to the Betta splendens. Also referred to as Betta kabinburi, the name Betta siamorientalis: comes from Siam, the former name for Thailand, and Orientalis, meaning ‘of the east’ because this species lives in eastern Thailand. This species of betta is similar to other Betta splendens within the
A Glimpse into the Heart of Siam: The Betta Siamorientalis Emerges Read More »
The scorpion betta might have a ferocious name, but it is harmless to humans! These fish are a type of wild betta and are favored for their small size and natural colorations compared to domesticated breeds of Betta splendens. Though classified as a wild betta, scorpion bettas are no more difficult to keep than Betta
The Art of Nurturing Your Scorpion Betta: A Journey into Their World Read More »
If you came here asking the question “Can betta fish jump?” because you are thinking about entering your fishy in the next pet Olympics, then… you have to invite me if he/she qualifies. But I’m going to guess that it’s not visions of gold medal grandeur that you are really curious about. None the less,
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As a new betta owner, you might be wondering if your new fishy friend sleeps. And, if betta fish do sleep, do they sleep with their eyes open or closed? Keep reading to learn what happens to your fishy friend when the lights go out! Do Betta Fish Sleep? The simple answer to that frequently
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Bettas are also known as Siamese fighting fish, and for good reason. Male bettas are extremely territorial and will fight any other male that enters their space, sometimes to the death. Not only that, but any brightly colored, long-finned fish in the community are also often targets of a male betta’s aggression. But what about
The Delicate Dance of Betta Fish: Exploring the Harmony of Two Females in One Tank Read More »
Looking to give your betta fish the best life possible? Then adding some enrichment in the form of an air bubbler might make sense. However, betta fish are a simple fish species that don’t actually need a lot to thrive, and an air bubbler can be overkill at times even though they’re advertised as a
The Gentle Dance of Bettas and Bubblers: A Deeper Dive into Their World Read More »
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