Crowntail Betta

The Crown Tail Betta has a striking, elaborate tail that differentiates it from other Bettas.

Betta Smaragdina

Betta smaragdina, or the Emerald green betta is a species of Betta. They are anabantoids, and breathe air.

Betta Splendens Dragon

features a rich strong base colour, often red, with the scales on the main part of the body a pale iridescent, sometimes copper colour.

Betta Spawning

Spawning Betta.

Betta Mahachai

The way to identify the Mahachai has green or blue gill plates with no wild spots on the tail rays.

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Sunday, April 7, 2013

Betta trifasciata


Species name: Betta trifasciata

Synonym: 

Common Names: Betta trifasciata

Family: Belontiidae 

Order: Perciformes

Class: Actinopterygii

Maximum size: 

Environment: freshwater

Origin: Southeast Asia: Malaysia and Singapore. Reported from Sumatra, Indonesia 

Temperament: Usually aggressive towards smaller fish. 

Company: Betta trifasciata usually ignore fishes of it’s own size, but sometimes quarrels may occur between other bettas. Betta trifasciata is best kept with other species of the same size. Avoid keeping with other Betta species.

Water parameters: Temperature 22-26ÂșC / 72-79°F; pH 5.0 - 6.0

Aquarium setup: Betta trifasciata needs an aquarium with the minimum length of 100cm / 40 inches. The aquarium should be well planted with dense vegetation that makes for good hiding places. Betta trifasciata wants floating plants in the aquarium.

Feeding: Betta trifasciata diet should consists mainly of live food, such as brine shrimp, even though they might accept freeze dried food. Betta trifasciata is a voracious eater. 

Breeding: Betta trifasciata is a bubble nest builder that requires a lot of space to breed. Much of its breeding styles are unknown.