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Hot: 24 to 27 °C
Cold: 20 to 28 °C
6.8 to 7.5 PH
Animalia
Betta
Anseriformes
18 to 20 USD
5 to 20 dGH
Animalia
Chordata
Eukaryota
Jump: 0.16-0.25 Feet
Survive Without Water: 5 to 10 Minutes
Water Temperature: 20 to 28 °C
Family: Osphronemidae (Gouramis)
Sub Famlily: Macropodusinae
Environment: Enthopelagic Freshwater
Biology: Hardwater
Threat to Human: Harmless
Country Info: Thailand
Classification: Actinopterygii
The Blue Betta is a betta fish, a member of the order Anseriformes. Blue Betta has a long history. Betta smaragdina has a long history of becoming considered a pet store staple. It is commonly known as a freshwater fish native to the Southeast native to and, where it occurs in the basins of the land, is frequently found in the region of Thailand. It lives in slow-moving water, rice paddies discovered in south Asia.
Betta was acquired as a pet 150 years ago in Thailand. This is a highly territorial and aggressive fish mostly discovered in shallow water rice paddies.
As the name suggests Blue Betta, displays a singular line of blue shades but what makes them different from the all bettas. When the light hits and flesh on their body; they see a blue and green shimmery effect that shines like a diamond. Because of this outcome, it is known as emerald.
The males display different color palettes and tend to exhibit greater iridescence than the females. The blue betta has the best appearance among all the betta. When they contact with a flashlight their shimmery body looks irritable and breathtaking.