Plakad Super Black Betta Fish

Description

Betta Fish

The Siamese fighting fish , Bettas originate in the shallow waters of Thailand (formerly called Siam, hence their name), Indonesia, Malaysia,

Vietnam. These areas are home to rice paddies, ponds, slow-moving streams, and swamps, all of which are home to bettas. Today bettas have been

introduced into many location.

Betta splendens live in thickly overgrown ponds and in only very slowly flowing waters such as shallow rice paddies, stagnant pools, polluted

streams, and other types of areas in which the water has a low-oxygen content.

In the wild, the fish uses its coloration to ward off predators and to attract mates. Wild Bettas do not possess the vibrant bright red, lime

green, and royal blue colors of their selectively bred counterparts. In fact, they are unusually dull and drab. However, captive-bred Betta males

have adopted these new colors, Common colors include red, blue, black, white and orange. More rare colors include metallic, copper, and turquoise. Though some betta fish are  solid, they can be multicolored and often have different tail appearances.