Cockerels (Betta fish)
Cockerel fish or Siamese fighting fish are a type of gourami. Sometimes they are called Betta Fish – English transcription. Found naturally in
Contents
- Description
- Behavior
- Content
- Breeding
- Types of fighting fish
- betta pi
- betta simple
- Betta Ubera
- Siamese cockerel
- Emerald Betta
- slender cockerel
- cockerel wine
- Cockerel black
- Fursh’s cockerel
- Cockerel Persephone
- Java cockerel
- Betta Kune
- Iban cockerel
- cockerel krataios
- “Brunei Beauty”
- Cockerel mask
- betta falxa
- Cockerel-Borneo
- Betta Sim
- cockerel dimidiata
- betta chana
- Red betta
- Betta unimaculata
- Betta Acar
- betta energetic
- betta pale
- Betta Mandoru
- betta lehi
- Cockerel of Stigmos
- Cockerel Ideas
- Cockerel Prima
- Betta Ocelata
- Betta Renata
- Petushki Anthony
- betta bordeaux
- Betta Hendra
- Betta Pathoti
- Bulungan Cockerel
- Betta albimarginata
- Betta Balunga
- Betta Edith
- cockerel gladiator
- betta midas
- Cockerel Mahachai
- Betta Dennisa Yonga
- Related Articles
Description
Fish have a long history of being kept in the artificial aquarium environment. During this time, many breeding forms have been bred, which are very different from each other and completely different from their wild relatives. A common feature is an elongated, strong cylindrical body. The fins and tail of some species can reach impressive sizes. Variety of colors: red, blue, white
Classical species have also been preserved, outwardly no different from those that can be seen in the swamps of Sumatra or the forest streams of Borneo. Unlike breeding varieties, their color is not so bright and varied.
Behavior
Behavioral features are not as unambiguous as one might think based on the name “Fighting Fish”. Some species are really very temperamental, others are contrary, extremely peaceful. In the first group, males are aggressive towards each other and, when they meet, they arrange fierce fights, which, however, rarely lead to death. With respect to other species, they are peaceful, unless of course
In the second group, both males and females behave quite friendly towards relatives. Of course, rivalry between males exists, but it does not have such a vivid manifestation as among representatives of the first group.
Content
Solitary fish are often kept in
There is an opinion that the labyrinth organ makes Betta fish more hardy in comparison with other freshwater species, but this is not entirely true. It does give some advantage, however, prolonged exposure to inappropriate conditions will quickly lead to a decrease in immunity and subsequent infection. Breeding species are especially susceptible to diseases, which often develop fin rot.
Breeding
Extremely caring parents, which is not often found among fish. Bettas, usually males, guard their clutches and do not pose a threat to their fry, which may grow with them. Some species, with the onset of the mating season, build
Types of fighting fish
betta pi
Betta Pi, scientific name Betta pi, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta simple
Betta simple, scientific name Betta simple, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Ubera
Betta ubera, scientific name Betta uberis, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Siamese cockerel
The fighting fish or Siamese cockerel, scientific name Betta splendens, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Emerald Betta
Betta emerald, Emerald Betta or Green cockerel, scientific name Betta smaragdina, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
slender cockerel
The slender cockerel, scientific name Betta bellica, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
cockerel wine
The wine cockerel, scientific name Betta coccina, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Cockerel black
Black betta, dwarf cockerel or non-belligerent black cockerel, scientific name Betta imbellis, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Fursh’s cockerel
Fersch’s Betta or Fersch’s Cockerel, scientific name Betta foerschi, belongs to the Osphronemidae family
Cockerel Persephone
Betta Persephone or Cockerel Persephone, scientific name Betta persephone, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Java cockerel
Betta picta or Javanese cockerel, scientific name Betta picta, belongs to the family Osphronemidae (Macropods or Guramieves)
Betta Kune
Betta Kuehne or Cockerel Kuehne, scientific name Betta kuehnei, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Iban cockerel
Betta Ibana or Cockerel Ibana, scientific name Betta ibanorum, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
cockerel krataios
Betta krataios or Cockerel krataios, scientific name Betta krataios, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
“Brunei Beauty”
The Brunei Beauty cockerel, scientific name Betta macrostoma, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Cockerel mask
Masked cockerel, scientific name Betta raja, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta falxa
Betta falx or Petuchok falx, scientific name Betta falx, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Cockerel-Borneo
Betta striped or Cockerel-Borneo, scientific name Betta taeniata, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Sim
Betta Sima or Cockerel Sima, scientific name Betta simorum, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
cockerel dimidiata
Betta dimidiata or Cockerel dimidiata, scientific name Betta dimidiata, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta chana
Chan’s Betta or Chan’s Cockerel, scientific name Betta channoides, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Red betta
Red Cockerel or Red Betta, scientific name Betta rubra, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta unimaculata
Betta unimaculata, scientific name Betta unimaculata, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Acar
Betta Akar or Petushok Akar, scientific name Betta akarensis, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta energetic
Betta energetic or Cockerel energetic, scientific name Betta enisae, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta pale
Pale Betta or Pale Cockerel, scientific name Betta pallifina, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Mandoru
Betta Mandor or Ninja Cockerel, scientific name Betta mandor, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta lehi
Betta Lehi or Cockerel Lehi, scientific name Betta lehi, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Cockerel of Stigmos
Betta Stigmosa or Cockerel Stigmosa, scientific name Betta stigmosa, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Cockerel Ideas
Betta Ideas or Cockerel Ideas, scientific name Betta ideii, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Cockerel Prima
Cockerel Prima or Betta Prima, scientific name Betta prima, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Ocelata
Betta Ocelata or Cockerel Ocelata scientific name Betta ocellata, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Renata
Betta Renata or Cockerel Renata, scientific name Betta renata, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Petushki Anthony
Beta Anthony or Cockerel Anthony, scientific name Betta antoni, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta bordeaux
Bordeaux Betta or Bordeaux Cockerel, scientific name Betta burdigala, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Hendra
Betta Hendra or Cockerel Hendra, scientific name Betta hendra, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Pathoti
Betta patoti or Cockerel patoti, scientific name Betta patoti, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Bulungan Cockerel
Betta Bulungana or Cockerel Bulungana, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta albimarginata
Betta albimarginata or White-edged Cockerel, scientific name Betta albimarginata, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Balunga
Betta Balunga or Cockerel Balunga, scientific name Betta balunga, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Edith
Betta Edith or Cockerel Edith, scientific name Betta edithae, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
cockerel gladiator
Betta gladiator or Cockerel gladiator, scientific name Betta gladiator, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
betta midas
Betta Midas or Cockerel Midas, scientific name Betta midas, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Cockerel Mahachai
Cockerel Mahachai or Betta Mahachai, scientific name Betta mahachaiensis, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
Betta Dennisa Yonga
Dennis Yong’s Betta or Dennis Yong’s Cockerel, scientific name Betta dennisyongi, belongs to the family Osphronemidae
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