Betta trifasciata (Fighter)

The populations from Thailand and Viet Nam are generally green, those of Singapore are red. We obtained, by selection of long fins, more varied colors. In its original area, the struggles between combatants are the subject of Paris.

Betta Trifasciata is a fish commonly known as paradise fighter. It is a fish from the AnabaNidae family from Southeast Asia, in particular Thailand, Malaysia and Cambodia. The Betta Trifasciata is a colorful, often red or pink fish with black spots, and with long and slender fins.

Betta Trifasciata is a lonely and territorial fish, which means that it is better not to put it in a community aquarium with other fish. He needs sufficient space in his aquarium to be able to swim freely and move. The Betta Trifasciata needs hot water, between 76 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit, and a pH between 6.5 and 7.5.

The Betta Trifasciata is a surface fish, which means that it feeds mainly on flying insects which it catches by jumping out of the water. In an aquarium, it can be nourished with food or pellets for fish. It is important to provide him with a balanced diet to maintain good health.

The Betta Trifasciata is a very appreciated fish for its territorial behavior and its bright colors. It is an ideal fish for beginners aquariophiles or for those who want to add a touch of color to their aquarium. It is important to provide him with an adequate environment so that he can prosper and live a long and happy life.

The males are much larger than females and have more developed fins.

It is a layer in bubble nest. In a shallow and filtration -free tank, we put the male which makes a floating nest then attracts the female (which we introduce later) and enclose it to help expel the eggs which he fertilizes and places in the nest. As soon as the female has finished laying, it must be removed because the male would attack her violently. After 24 hours, the eggs hatch, it is then necessary to remove the father and start feeding with very fine food.