Feeding: Insectivores/micropredators. Overfeeding is a common cause of bloat and poor water quality. Wild-caught fish may need live or frozen food before accepting pellets.
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Dive into the vibrant world of bettas, including the majestic Siamese fighting fish. Known for their fiery personalities and dazzling colours, these iconic fish are a must-have for aquarists. Need tips? Check out our brief betta fish care guide below for expert advice:
Maintain a water temperature of 24–28°C
Use a gentle filter to ensure clean, calm water
Feed a balanced diet of pellets, flakes, or live food
Avoid housing them with fin-nipping species
Include plants or hiding spots for their comfort