Betta bellica (Fighter)

Betta Bellica is a fish from Southeast Asia, more precisely from the Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam region. He is commonly called "Siamese fighter" because of his aggressive territorial behavior towards other fish. The Betta Bellica is generally small, measuring about 5 to 7 centimeters in length. It has an elongated and slender shape with a Caudal Bifide fin, which allows it to quickly move into the water.

The Betta Bellica is generally dark blue or dark green in color, with black spots spread over its body. Its caudal fin is often bordered by white, giving it a spectacular and attractive appearance. Betta Bellica also has bright red pectoral fins, which makes it easily recognizable among other fish.

Betta Bellica is a lonely fish that prefers to live alone in a small space. He needs an aquarium of at least 10 liters, with a water temperature between 23 and 28 degrees Celsius. He also needs good water filtration to maintain a healthy environment conducive to his survival. Betta Bellica is an omnivorous fish, which feeds mainly on vase lines, insect larvae and small fish.

Betta Bellica is a very popular fish as a company Animal, especially for lovers of exotic fish. It is easy to maintain and can live up to 3 years in captivity if its environment is adapted to its needs. However, it is important not to put it in the presence of other aggressive fish or too small fish, because it can attack and injure them seriously. In summary, the Betta Bellica is a fascinating and attractive fish, which can be an ideal companion for lovers of exotic fish.