Red & Blue Imbellis Betta

$29.99
More Coming Soon!

Betta Fish Care Summary

Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: Betta imbellis prefer slightly cooler water compared to other bettas. Aim for a temperature range of 76-80°F (24-27°C). It's important not to let the water get too warm, as they come from regions with mild temperatures.

  • pH: They do best in slightly acidic to neutral water with a pH range of 6.0 to 7.5.

  • Hardness: They prefer soft to moderately hard water with a dGH (degree of general hardness) of around 3-12.

  • Ammonia/Nitrite: Always ensure the ammonia and nitrite levels are at 0 ppm and nitrate levels are kept below 20 ppm. Regular water changes are key to maintaining these low levels.

General Care:

  • Tank Size: A 20-gallon tank is ideal.

  • Filtration: Gentle filter to avoid strong currents

  • Heater: Required to maintain stable tropical temperatures

  • Feeding: High-quality Betta pellets, supplemented with frozen/live foods (e.g., brine shrimp, bloodworms) 1-2 times per day

  • Water Changes: 25–50% weekly depending on tank size and setup

Tank Mates (with caution):

  • Compatible Tank Mates (peaceful, non-fin-nipping):

    • Corydoras catfish

    • Kuhli loaches

    • Small rasboras (e.g., harlequin)

    • Ember tetras

    • Snails (e.g., Nerite)

    • Shrimp (risky — may be eaten)

  • Avoid:

    • Other male Bettas (will fight)

    • Fin-nippers (e.g., tiger barbs)

    • Large or aggressive fish

Betta Fish Care Summary

Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: Betta imbellis prefer slightly cooler water compared to other bettas. Aim for a temperature range of 76-80°F (24-27°C). It's important not to let the water get too warm, as they come from regions with mild temperatures.

  • pH: They do best in slightly acidic to neutral water with a pH range of 6.0 to 7.5.

  • Hardness: They prefer soft to moderately hard water with a dGH (degree of general hardness) of around 3-12.

  • Ammonia/Nitrite: Always ensure the ammonia and nitrite levels are at 0 ppm and nitrate levels are kept below 20 ppm. Regular water changes are key to maintaining these low levels.

General Care:

  • Tank Size: A 20-gallon tank is ideal.

  • Filtration: Gentle filter to avoid strong currents

  • Heater: Required to maintain stable tropical temperatures

  • Feeding: High-quality Betta pellets, supplemented with frozen/live foods (e.g., brine shrimp, bloodworms) 1-2 times per day

  • Water Changes: 25–50% weekly depending on tank size and setup

Tank Mates (with caution):

  • Compatible Tank Mates (peaceful, non-fin-nipping):

    • Corydoras catfish

    • Kuhli loaches

    • Small rasboras (e.g., harlequin)

    • Ember tetras

    • Snails (e.g., Nerite)

    • Shrimp (risky — may be eaten)

  • Avoid:

    • Other male Bettas (will fight)

    • Fin-nippers (e.g., tiger barbs)

    • Large or aggressive fish