Colors And Appearance

There are many varieties available in purple betta. Betta fish have the result of selective breeding, which means comes in a different form.

A purple betta can range from vivid violet to purple color. They change according to appearance according to the environment. So the color will feed up. Most stores have a paler than they will be introduced to the proper environment.

Many breeds have multiple colors so, the betta is found in a certain area. Some have iridescent and color-change appearances, they look different in different shades. Some betta looks like a koi betta fish.

They come with a different color pattern and tail variation.

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

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

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

· Koi –clean colors and perfectly defined lines perfectly synchronized.

· Nemo –base contains two colors white or orange. main colors: Orange, red, purple, black

Breeders develop different varieties of finnage and scale:

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 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 resemble a rose petal so it’s called a 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