Female Live Betta Fish – Green or Turquoise Alien (CBG-031)
$18 per fish
Green or Turquoise Alien Female Betta
Wild type alien female betta with an all green body. The scales shine and almost look like they change color depending on the angle that the light reflects off of their scales. These are called wild bettas but they do show less aggressive behaviors than other female bettas. They are referred to as wild because they have not been domesticated to display exaggerated fins and colors.
OUR CHOICE GROUP means the images shown are samples only. All females in this group are green alien. Although very similar, you will not receive the fish shown in the picture.
Sororities
These female bettas have been raised in groups to promote natural social behavior and are suitable for community tanks with compatible species.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Female Betta (Alien Wild Type) |
| Color | Green or Turquoise (natural variation) |
| Aggression Level | Low to moderate |
| Origin | Wild-type, not domesticated |
| Group Type | Our Choice Group |
FAQ
Are the fish in this group guaranteed to match the picture?
No, the images are samples only. You will not receive the exact fish shown in the picture. All fish in the ‘Our Choice Group’ are green alien, but individual appearance may vary slightly.
Are these female bettas suitable for a community tank?
Yes, these female bettas are known for low aggression and are suitable for community tanks with compatible species. They do best in groups with other non-aggressive fish.
What makes these bettas different from domesticated ones?
These are wild-type bettas that have not been bred for exaggerated fins or colors. They display natural behaviors and have a more subdued, natural appearance compared to domesticated varieties.
Olivia Carr –
Received the green alien female betta and she’s very calm. She’s been living with two other female bettas in a 10-gallon tank for two weeks and no aggression has occurred. The scales shine nicely under light, and she looks healthy.
Jason Graham –
The fish arrived quickly and looks exactly like the description. She’s not as flashy as some domesticated bettas, but her calm nature makes her perfect for a shared tank. Scales are vibrant and reflective.
Jan Smith –
I was worried about aggression with other fish, but this female is very peaceful. She’s adapted well to the tank environment and shows no signs of stress. A great choice for beginners.