Betta Buddy December 7, 2014 Blog When you are at a pet store and you are trying to figure out which type of betta fish to buy, it’s very important that you know how to spot the differences between a male and female betta. Especially if you are planning on buying more than one. Why…
Betta Buddy November 2, 2014 Blog I mentioned in one of my first posts that my plan is to feature a new betta fish every couple of weeks or so, to help you identify them more easily. I’ve already started doing that but I just realized that it might be a good idea to post…
Betta Buddy February 22, 2015 Blog, Featured Betta Fish Here are a few facts on the Double Tail Betta Fish that might interest you: The expression “Double Tail” is often referred to as “DT”. (Useful fact if you are looking up information on-line). As the name suggests, and as you can see by the picture…
Betta Buddy December 23, 2014 Blog, Featured Betta Fish Plakats, also known as Plakat Thai in Thailand or PK for short, are short tailed bettas. Because of this, they are often mistaken for female bettas, however with the right tips there are ways to properly identify these fine little creatures. This article should put…
Cons – The filter is powerful and some fish may need some time to adjust. This one is definitely a looker and a conversation piece. Invite a bunch of people over and you’ll see exactly what I mean. It comes with pretty much everything you need: lighting, filter, cleaning tools (net, syphon hose, etc.) and…
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Every once in a while I will post a new “Featured Betta” post, to make it easier for people to identify their bettas. There are so many out there, that’s it not as easy as you think! Here’s my first post, which features the Crowntail Betta Fish. Here are a few quick facts about them:…
Here are a few facts on the veiltail (VT) betta that might interest you: • They have long asymmetrical caudal fins that slouch downwards. (If you aren’t sure what a caudal fin is, please refer to my Anatomy Of a Betta Fish page). • Their tails arch up, then float down, appearing to look like…