Alien Betta Male

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Management number 234585635 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $28.00 Model Number 234585635
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Alien Betta Male is a striking and highly sought-after hybrid freshwater fish, known for its dramatic coloration and unique appearance. 


Origins & Genetics

Alien bettas are hybrids, typically bred from wild species like:

  • Betta splendens
  • Betta smaragdina
  • Betta stiktos
  • Betta mahachaiensis

They do not exist in the wild and were created through selective breeding to enhance their metallic sheen and vibrant colors 


Appearance

  • Base Color: Usually dark black or brown.
  • Scales: Metallic and iridescent, shimmering in blues, greens, coppers, and silvers.
  • Fins: Males have more dramatic, flowing fins with stripes and spots.
  • Body Shape: Sleek with rounded heads and upturned mouths.

Types include:

  • Green Alien Betta
  • Blue Alien Betta
  • Copper Alien Betta
  • Plakat Alien Betta (short-finned variety)

Size & Lifespan

  • Size: 2–3 inches (5–7.5 cm)
  • Lifespan: 4–5 years with proper care

Tank Setup

  • Minimum Tank Size: 5 gallons (larger is better)
  • Water Temperature: 75–85°F (ideal: 78–80°F)
  • pH: 5.0–7.0 (ideal: ~6.5)
  • Hardness: 5–20 dGH

Tank Decor Tips:

  • Use black substrate to enhance their colors.
  • Add plants like Java fern, moss, or Amazon swords.
  • Include driftwood and smooth rocks.
  • Use a sponge filter to avoid strong currents.

Diet

Alien bettas are carnivorous micro-predators:

  • Best foods: Brine shrimp, daphnia, bloodworms, tubifex
  • Can be trained to eat high-quality betta pellets

Behavior

  • Territorial and aggressive, especially males.
  • May flare at reflections or other fish.
  • Can be calmer than typical bettas when housed alone or with compatible tank mates.



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