Behaviour

The double-tail betta originated from the marshy river of Southeast Asia. It does not prefer to live in cold water so should be kept in a mildly warm aquarium. The South Asia Rivers have a straight not any rapid movement. So Betta prefers to live in non-wavy constant water. The betta likes the water which mimics their natural habitat. Who has soft, gentle, water flow.

A natural habitat of betta is tropical freshwater that lives in shallow, stagnant bodies of water, rice paddies, and salt marshes. The relationship with rice fields led to domestication. They live in small spaces with the appropriate segments., this betta needs a natural environment to survive.

they live in tropical water with a temperature range between 76°F to 80°F and a PH value between 6.5 to 7.5. They also prefer hiding spots in their habitat as well as resting spaces. They prefer resting in areas adorned with shaded spots and aquatic plants.

Double tail betta enjoys living in a warm place and fresh air. Water is slow-moving with heavy plant life.in the alternative, you can create rice paddies by adding floating plants. So when you choose the habitat for the double-tail betta, make sure they are the same as their natural habitat; put the artificial leaves, plants, etc. including hiding spots like caves, and decorations.

Normal behavior

Territorial behavior: like other betta species feather tail betta is aggressive when matter comes to their territory. The male flares his fin and gill to assert dominance, which looks beautiful as well as dangerous. Females are less aggressive than males.

Interaction with caretaker: betta can recognize the caretaker if they spent some time with it. If they get to know you, when betta see you they come towards you and observe your nearby things and your action.

Socialization

When comes to social interaction, they can have an approach via dance and solid companionship.

Prefer to live individual: double tail betta comes with a territorial nature, so almost they live separately in a tank. Males are more aggressive and territorial so it is best to keep them separated.

Compatible species: they are only compatible with nonaggressive species and who share the same parameters as them.