Betta Siamese Fighting Fish

The Betta Siamese Fighting Fish is a beautiful fish!

The fish is very dangerous for other male fishes.

Betta Siamese Fighting Fish are gorgeous and beautiful- Don't need an air pump/air stone- Don't need a very big tank (although that would be ideal)- Fairly cheap - Good for beginners, hardy fish. I love Bettas of all kinds. They are amazing to look at with those long fins, range of colours, and such unique personalities. I have one (rescued from Wal-Mart) and made an amazing recovery and just fell in love with the hobby of Betta keeping. GREATLY recommended. Bad points are: - Cannot live with other Bettas- Short lifespan compared with other fish (2-3 years on average)- Some are picky (especially when you first get them)

Betta Siamese Fighting Fish is a good looking fish lol , active just simply the best thing. Eats well fed once a day as instructed. Dropped more than once trying to change water but still goin strong .

I had a Siamese fighting fish, his name was oscar and he was a dark purple, I loved him heaps, but lately he had been lying on the bottom of the tank and wasn't moving much and unfortunately he passed away.

I loved how beautiful Betta Siamese Fighting Fish are it's like watching a rainbow! My first female fish was so spunky but a few days later i got a male fish and he was so aggresive to the female while he was at the top she was hiding in a water plant! Awesome, great fish.

I have to be honest the only thing I don't like about my betta is that I was unable to find the right diet. I tried blood worm mixture of nutrients...frozen blood worms mosquito larvea flakes pellets. My Betta was a pain as he didn't seem to want to eat anything.

Finally when I started putting small portions in he seemed to start eating them.

Although mine was pet shop bought and I heard they are more boring or something I'm not sure.

Still love the little guy though.

I have a Red Betta Fish called Rocky. I keep him in a 20 gallon tank all on his own. Personally just because they can live in small bowls doesn't mean they should have to.

I have had rocky for 2 months. I have a heater that stays on all the time however it only maintains the temp and isn't always on and I only have the filter on during the night as the plants use the oxygen in the water to respire. Strangely it doesn't actually cost that much on the electric bills

I have a varied diet for Rocky. His main source of food is the Betta Pellets I usually feed him 3-5 a day and occasionally skip a day as I heard this is good for their digestive system. Once a week I give Rocky a frozen food meal which consists of Mosqito Lavre blood worms and other insects or I also use a Jelly that contains bloodworms and nutrients as this is also good for their colour and general Health.

Betta Fish like any other fish need commitment. They may not need a lot of it but none the less they are a living creature that needs to be taken care of properly.

If you do wish to purchase a Betta do the necessary research behind it on the internet or even at your local dealer/breeder.

If you get everything down right then the Betta can bring beauty into your tank and into your home.

I just got my siamese fighting fish today and he's a beautiful blue. he is my first fish and he is very entertaining. i love him already.

no two betta's are alike. they have the cutest little personalities. they are playful and recognize their owners, they will swim from one side of the tank to another to follow you. the males are beautiful but I have to say the little females are so spunky and adorable.

I have a 20 gallon tank divided in 3 sections for my 3 bettas. And a 10 gallon tank with betta fry. I never thought fish can be this smart.

I just got a Betta Siamese Fighting Fish about 2 1/2 days ago. Already he seems to have adapted to his new family. He is a beautiful yellow gold color like i have never seen. He is our first pet and already we love him. Sometimes i sing to him. He recognizes me when i get home. I am curious.. what type of fish can swim with him safely in the tank? Also, how can u tell how old he is? I think that mine may still be a baby. I know this may be a silly question but how do fish sleep?