Bettas are beautiful and unusual-looking fish. The ones we’re most familiar with have brightly colored bodies and long, flowing fins. Like all fish, they are happiest when they’re free and living in their natural habitat. But not all bettas are lucky enough to have their freedom. Pet stores like Petco sell them as “low-maintenance” pets to people wh often don’t know how to take care of them and don’t realize how much they can suffer.Before being shipped to pet stores, bettas are put in tiny plastic bags that are too small and cold and contain very little water, and then the bags are stuffed into cardboard boxes. As terrifying as this sounds for the fish, it is a very common practice in the pet tradeo In nature, bettas live in Asia, in the shallow water of rice fields, marshes, ponds, or slow-moving streams. Since the water isn’t deep, it stays warm—that’s why bettas in captivity need an aquarium with water that’s just the right temperatur
Betta fish have become one of the most popular freshwater tropical fish species for fishkeeping. The emergence of new colors and tail types continues to show how beautiful, intelligent, and unique these fish truly are.With popularity, unfortunately, comes misinformation and myths – especially for beginners. Below you will find 50 real facts about betta fish you can trust. Both educational and fun, even seasoned aquarists should learn something new.
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