(WBP-07) Hendra wild bettaHousing Betta hendra is a small species of betta and does best in small aquariums. It can be kept in species tanks if there are enough hiding spots. They are best kept in 2. 5 gallon tanks with a tight fitting lid and gentle filtration. This species enjoys plants, dead leaves, and drift wood to hide in and around. Water Conditions Sexing Males are more intensely colored than the females. Reproduction Betta hendra are bubblenesters and the male will

We recommend that they are kept in a species only tank as they can eat anything that fits in their big mouth

wheat germ

Goldfish are omnivores

Sorority Group

The addition of dried leaf litter

Yellow Galaxy/Fancy Mix: Yellow Base Koi Galaxy

Your rock dwellers will gratify you with intense coloration every time there's a positive change in their environment

black stripes gain color when growing

acclimated

the "Albino PINK Peacock"

Spatula creates smooth substrate slopes and terraces

An aquarium of 6 to 8 feet in length and 3 feet from front to back should be considered as minimum aquarium size for an adult specimen