How To Care

Giant betta doesn't need extra care and attention. If you don’t properly care about the giant betta they lead to many diseases, bacterial illness, and fin rot. the result of parasitic, bacterial infection, and fungal. The symptoms are faded color, change the eyesight, and sitting in the same place like death

You have to maintain water quality to prevent infection. To prevent the dieses you should maintain a clean environment. You should clean the tank, maintain proper water parameters through regular water changes, and monitor.

The ideal tank size of the betta fish is a 7-10 gallon water tank. When you put them in a tank there are certain water parameters you have to check; such as water temperature between 77–86˚F, the hardness of the water is 5 – 20 dGH, and giant betta prefers slightly acidic water. So, a PH value between 6.5 to 7.5.

Another condition is overfeeding the betta. If you overfeed them, they lead to constipation. This also causes death. Ensure you feed them with high-quality food and nutrition-rich food.

If you put them in an aquarium as a pet, you should focus on a vitamin-rich diet which includes meat, crustaceans, fish, and shrimp. You can serve them frozen food. Keep remembering to give them small pieces of food because they have small mouths. Offer them a variety of food so betta gets all the essential nutrition. They opt for meats because they require a large amount of protein for proper functioning. Offer food for eating 3 times. You can offer a variety of foodsn’t overfeed the betta because it leads to obesity.

Bettas needs a minimum of water due to his poor swimming skills. For keep the tank clean without causing stress Filtration should be powerful to your Betta.