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The Yellow Dragon Betta is a truly stunning variety of Betta splendens. It features a dark, bold body paired with shimmering silver or white dragon-scale patterns, creating a striking contrast. This unique combination makes it an eye-catching addition to any aquarium and a real showpiece.

Every Betta fish we sell is unique, with one-of-a-kind colors and patterns. The photos in our listings are examples of the beautiful Bettas you might receive, but each fish is a living work of art, ensuring your purchase is truly special.

What We Love About This Fish:

• Its bold Yellow body and metallic dragon-scale pattern make a dramatic statement.
• Peaceful with non-aggressive species but should be housed without other Bettas.
• Hardy and adaptable to various water conditions.
• Active swimmers that love to show off their vibrant fins.

Natural Habitat:

Bettas originate from Southeast Asia, where they thrive in shallow, slow-moving waters like rice paddies, streams, and ponds. These environments, often filled with vegetation and low water flow, are ideal for their bubble-nest breeding behavior.

Aquascaping Tips:

• Plants: Use Java Fern, Anubias, Bucephalandra, or Marimo Moss Balls for hiding spots and resting areas.
• Hardscape: Smooth stones and Malaysian Driftwood can create natural divisions in the tank.
• Botanicals: Add Indian Almond Leaves to mimic their natural tannin-rich habitat and support their health.

Diet and Feeding:

Bettas are carnivores that thrive on a protein-rich diet. Feed them high-quality Betta pellets or flakes as a staple, with occasional treats like bloodworms or daphnia to enhance their color and health.

Tank Mates and Compatibility:

Bettas are best kept alone or with peaceful tank mates like snails, Corydoras catfish, or small, non-aggressive fish like neon tetras. Male Bettas should never be housed together due to their territorial nature.

Recommended Tank Setup:

• Temperature: 75-80F (24-27C)
• pH: 6.8 – 7.5
• KH: 2-5 dKH
• Minimum Tank Size: 5 gallons

Care Guidelines:

• Diet: Feed daily with protein-rich pellets or flakes, and add frozen or live foods occasionally for variety.
• Social Behavior: Best housed alone or in a peaceful community tank. Avoid keeping males together.
• Origin: Tank-bred, ensuring theyre hardy and well-suited to aquarium life.
• Size: Adults grow to about 2.5-3 inches, with most sold at 1.5-2 inches.