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The Betta or Siamese Fighting Fish is one of the most popular aquarium fish. Over 100 years ago aquarists in the Orient began breeding Betta fish to emphasize color and finnage. The results of those efforts are readily seen in the beautiful variety of today's Bettas.
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Betta – Female The female Betta is a type of "Siamese" Fighting Fish. These fish have been bred over the years to enhance the fins and remarkable variety of colors of the males, as well as making... [Read more] |
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Betta – Male The Betta is without a doubt, one of the most popular freshwater tropical fish. And it is easy to see why. The Betta is, first and foremost, brightly colored in shades of vibrant... [Read more] |
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Crown Tail Betta The Crown Tail Betta has a striking, elaborate tail that differentiates it from other Bettas. The Crown Tail has a teardrop shape to its tail while the Twin Tail is split, almost... [Read more] |
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Twin Tail Betta This variety of Betta has a striking, elaborate tail that differentiates it from other Bettas. The Twin Tail has a split tail, almost giving the suggestion of having two tails.... [Read more] |
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