Photo #1 - "rainbow" My Male Betta In A Hagen 2.2 ...

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Country: Venezuela
Description: 11 gallons lighting: 1 viko aquarium 40w fluorescent 1 azoo air pump 1 azoo tiny filter 1 boyu cascade filter 2 box filters with activate carbon simple grave substrate diy co2 generator in construction
Advice: tank water maduratio first
Fish Kept: 1 moonlight gourami 2 small fantail goldfish
Corals/Plants: 2 synnema 1 vallisteria americana 2 vallisneria americana v. spiralis 2 sagitaria
Tank Size: 11 gallons
Quote: do it yourself
About Yourself: new hobbyist (only 4 months)

COMMENTS

Hugh? That's an interesting Dorsal Fin, with the Cadual fin of a Betta Splendin. fish avatar
Un-Common combination. looks like the Betta was bred with a Female Phenotype dominant wild side Betta & a traditional Betta Splendin bred Male. Now having a genotype blue or red recessive long fin genes. fish avatar
That Betta should be ranked higher. Nice Dorsal Fin. fish avatar

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