Buttery

GRIZZLEPIEBALD

BUTTERFLY

MARBLE

The Colors of Betta Fish

The most distinguishable feature of the Betta Fish is its wide range of colors, such as green, red, blue, turquoise, yel-

low, orange, bright blue with pink, cream and white, copper, and many more. These colors can be merged to create

an amazing display of colors, including solid-colored and patterned. Examples of these colored patterns are butter-

y, marble, piebald, and grizzle. The buttery pattern is a solid-colored body and the ns contains two or sometimes

three color bands. The marble pattern shows when the body is solid-colored, but has little to no colorings in same

spots. As the betta sh gets older, the marble pattern can drastically change in color or pattern. Being piebald means

having a pale-esh-colored face, no matter what the body color is. Lastly, grizzle shows random ecking, spotting,

or peppering of any iridescent (showing luminous colors that seem to change when seen from different angles) color.

There are so many different colors and patterns betta sh have to show.

Betta Fish’s Tail Shapes

The ns of the betta sh are undoubtedly one of the remarkable aspects of this sh; different tail shapes and patterns

belong only to the male betta sh. There are many different n tail types and patterns of the betta sh. This article

will focus on the most common tail n types.