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VenmoBetta Antuta is a LARGE Wild Type betta that get to be ~4 inches in length. They are known for the beautiful blue 'dragon scales' that are visible on the male.
This is an expert/specialist fish that requires a tightly covered fish tank (they are expert jumpers!), but otherwise really isn't too difficult to keep. Please note they are not a community fish, they hide a great deal, and they are agreesive (though males can be kept together given enough space and hiding places).
I've kept mine in aged tap water with large driftwood in the aquaarium to bring down the pH a little (it sits around 7.5). They eat just about anything you'll give them, including flake and freeze-dried foods. They are also fairly easy to breed if you can find a pair that will live together without killing each other, I recommend at least a 20 long, but a 30 gallon single species tank is probably a better size.
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VenmoBetta Antuta is a LARGE Wild Type betta that get to be ~4 inches in length. They are known for the beautiful blue 'dragon scales' that are visible on the male.
This is an expert/specialist fish that requires a tightly covered fish tank (they are expert jumpers!), but otherwise really isn't too difficult to keep. Please note they are not a community fish, they hide a great deal, and they are agreesive (though males can be kept together given enough space and hiding places).
I've kept mine in aged tap water with large driftwood in the aquaarium to bring down the pH a little (it sits around 7.5). They eat just about anything you'll give them, including flake and freeze-dried foods. They are also fairly easy to breed if you can find a pair that will live together without killing each other, I recommend at least a 20 long, but a 30 gallon single species tank is probably a better size.











