Betta Fish - Bubblenesters
Habitat: usually stagnant waters, oftentimes they will inhabit swampy waters which includes small dams, lakes, creeks, streams, and asian rice patties
Behavior: Male Betta fish create "bubblenests" to support the females eggs.
Size: Approximately 1 inche (part of the coccina group) to almost 3 inches in length (part of the splendens group)
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Burdigala
Brownorum
Coccina
Livida
Miniopinna
Persephone
Rutilans
Simorum
Splendens
Tussyae
Betta Fish - Mouthbrooders
Behavior: Not considered as aggressive as the Betta Splendens. Interestingly, the males Betta stores the females eggs in his throat.
Habitat: mostly creeks, small reedy pools, mudy riverbanks and streams
Size: Will grow anywhere from up to 5.5 inches in length, but it all depends on the size of the group. Keep in mind that picta can often be very small in size.
Betta Fish - Groups:
Akarensis (1)
Akarensis (2)
Albimarginata
Anabatoides
Balunga
Breviobesus
Channoides
Chini
Chloropharynx
Edithae
Enisae
Falx
Foerschi (1)
Foerschi (2)
Fusca
Hipposideros
Macrostoma
Ocellata
Patoti
Patoti-Unimaculata
Pi
Picta (1)
Picta (2)
Pinguis
Prima
Pugnax (1)
Pugnax (2)
Pulchra
Renata
Rubra
Schalleri
Simplex
Spilotegena
Taeniata
Tomi
Unimaculata
Waseri (1)
Waseri (2)
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