(LID-001) GREEN HYBRID MALE BURIRAM BETTA
It is a Betta Smaragdina originating from Buriram Province. This variety differs from typical northeastern betta fish. The scales have a more vibrant and shiny appearance, with clearer coloration compared to standard northeastern betta fish. The color remains stable even when disturbed, unlike typical northeastern bettas where color fades under stress due to pigment instability.
Character Traits
Fierce behavior is a notable trait of this fish.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Origin | Buriram Province |
| Color Stability | Retains color under stress |
| Behavior | Fierce |
FAQ
What makes the Buriram Betta different from other northeastern betta fish?
The Buriram Betta has shinier, clearer scales and maintains its color even when stressed, unlike typical northeastern bettas where color fades under disturbance.
Is this fish suitable for beginners?
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How does the color of this fish compare to standard Smaragdina?
The color is more vibrant and stable, with a shinier appearance and better retention under stress.
Gavin Lee –
The fish has a very bright green color that stays vivid even when the tank is disturbed. It’s more active than other bettas I’ve had and shows strong behavior. The color clarity is impressive and stands out in the tank.
Anne Powell –
I noticed the color doesn’t fade when the fish is moved or startled. It’s a clear improvement over regular northeastern bettas. The fish is quite lively and maintains its energy throughout the day.
Jacob Wilson –
This Buriram male is striking in appearance. The green scales are shiny and consistent. It’s more aggressive than typical bettas, which is expected, but it’s well-suited to a well-maintained tank.