Koi Betta

Koi Betta, also known as Siamese fighting fish, are a well-known freshwater species found in Southeast Asia. They are highly valued for their bright coloring and long fins and are often kept in aquariums as pets. Male Koi Bettas are recognized for their aggressive demeanor and typically must be kept away from other fish. Looking after Koi Bettas is relatively easy and they can survive in an assortment of aquatic settings, from tiny bowls to larger tanks. They are predacious and must be given a diet of live or frozen meals, such as bloodworms or brine shrimp. Koi Bettas are deeply imbedded in Southeast Asian culture, initially bred for their beauty and strength in competition. They are still a prevalent and much-loved species among fish lovers today.