How To Care

When it comes to the care of bettas; betta pallfina is relatively undemanding. They can survive hard water compared to other bettas. They adapt to change quickly. These species have a big mouth so they should kept in a species-only tank.

One pair can comfortably occupy 24 inch(60 centimeters) tank, while two pairs occupy the 30-inch (75 centimeters) tank. A tank has many hiding places including broad leaf or almond leaves. The water temperature is not a big issue they can survive hard temperatures. But remember the pH value. PH value ranges between 6.6 and 7.4 to maintain the water level stable.

You can easily Feed betta, as they will eat the food that is offered. prevent them from harmful toxins. Currently, aquarium uses the filtered water so it does not cause any problems for betta pallfina.

Food is a crucial part of their diet; they will eat a large variety of food such as wingless fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster), grindal worms (Enchytraeus buchholzi), brine shrimp, and white worms (Enchytraeus albidus).

Captive fish easily take flake and pelleted food as well as freeze-dried food and frozen food; they should be soaked before feeding. Fry eat egg yolk in an initial day then eat baby shrimp.