Colors And Appearance

As you know Double Tail Betta is famous for his appearance. The betta comes with multiple colors as well as color patterns. They have already split fins, but breeders also experiment with tails and create unique tails.

They are available in different color combinations usually seen in Betta anabatoides. They may have appeared in dull colors. They are available in bright colors such as red, green, blue, and purple as well as more natural colors such as black, cream, and tan.

Compared to female double-tail betta male double-tail betta is more Males have slightly shimmery and multi-color, whereas females have slightly dull colors. Female giant bettas have duller color, compared with male are known for their vivid hues and color. Male bettas display bright colors such as green, red, orange, and shades of blue.

Common colors

They are available in different variety of colors such as solid red, blue, yellow, black, white, vibrant orange, multi-color marble, candy, Nemo, galaxy, fancy copper, cellophane, galaxy koi, purple, alien. Some dragon scale betta has rare colors such as solid orange, metallic, turquoise, lavender, mustered gas, grizzle, green and purple.

Color pattern

· Solid – no color or pattern variation, whole fish has the same color.

· Bi-color – Fins color differs from the body color which is a Bi-color.

· Cambodian – fins have a solid color whereas the body is colorless or pale in color.

· Butterfly – fins have a multiple color pattern like butterfly

· Marble – random patches and irregular patterns throughout the body and fin.

· Piebald – Pale flesh-colored face irrespective of body color.

· Full Mask – The natural color and pattern of the body are darker whereas the Face and body have the same solid color

· Dragon – main body color is solid with hard scale on the entire body

· Multicolor –multiple colors of the body and fin as well as different types of pattern

· Pastel – fin has a light shade, body remains a solid color

Tail and fin variation develop by the breeder:

· · Veil tail – the most common tail type seen in aqua or pet stores. uneven tail and expand finagle length; caudally fin ray split in two parts.

· · Crowntail – Fin rays are constantly increased and make a look like a large crown.

· · Combtail – Mini version of the crown tail, combination of veil tail and crown tail·

· Half Moon – the edges of the tail are straight and crisp; a80 degree rotated in a D shape creates a shape of the moon·

· Over-Halfmoon or Super Delta Tail – Caudal fin expands 180° angle (a derived breed version of the half-moons), which can be problematic to betta during the swim time because it’s difficult to swim with big fin·

· Rosetail – fold and crisp overlap finagle overlap with each other which resembles as a rose pettle so it’s called as rose tail.

· Feather tail – same as rosetail, also a rough look of the rosetail some crisp and freeze.

· Plakat – Usually seen in wild bettas Short fins known as biting fish