

The Halfmoon Betta – Long-Fin (HM) L-6 is a captivating freshwater fish known for its expansive 180-degree tail spread, resembling a half-moon when fully flared. This variant of Betta splendens boasts elongated fins and vibrant coloration, making it a standout addition to any aquarium. Originating from Southeast Asia, Halfmoon Bettas are celebrated for their beauty and unique fin morphology
Species: Betta splendens
Tail Type: Halfmoon (180-degree spread)
Fin Type: Long-Fin (L/F)
Size: Up to 2.5 inches (6.4 cm)
Lifespan: 3 to 5 years with proper care
Temperament: Territorial; best kept alone or with compatible species
Diet: Carnivorous; thrives on high-quality pellets, frozen, or live foods
Water Parameters:
Temperature: 76°F to 82°F (24°C to 28°C)
pH Level: 6.5 to 7.5
Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water
Aesthetic Appeal: Its dramatic tail and vivid colors add elegance to any aquarium.
Interactive Behavior: Known for their curious nature, they often engage with their surroundings.
Unique Display: The half-moon tail provides a mesmerizing display during flaring.
Ideal for Aquascaping: Complements planted tanks and minimalist setups alike.
Enhance your Halfmoon Betta's environment with these suitable plants:
Anubias Nana: Offers broad leaves for resting.
Java Fern: Provides shelter without requiring substrate planting.
Explore our selection of live plants to create a thriving environment for your Betta.
To ensure the health and vitality of your Halfmoon Betta, consider the following:
Betta Pellets: Formulated for optimal nutrition.
Water Conditioners: Maintain ideal water parameters.
Aquarium Test Kits: Regular monitoring ensures a healthy habitat.
Tank Size: Minimum of 5 gallons recommended.
Substrate: Fine gravel or sand to prevent fin damage.
Filtration: Gentle filtration to avoid strong currents.
Tank Mates: Compatible with peaceful, non-fin-nipping species.
Maintenance: Regular water changes (25% weekly) to maintain water quality.
Can Halfmoon Bettas be kept with other fish?
Yes, but choose peaceful tank mates and avoid other male Bettas to prevent aggression.
Do they require a heater?
Yes, maintaining a stable temperature between 76°F and 82°F is essential.
How often should I feed my Betta?
Feed small amounts 1-2 times daily, ensuring not to overfeed.
Are they suitable for beginners?
Yes, with proper research and care, they can be a rewarding choice for beginners.
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