MULTI COLORS BETTA ( FEMALE )

Caring for a multi-color Betta is very similar to caring for any other Betta fish, but with special attention to their specific environmental and health needs. Multi-color Bettas are beautiful and can come in various patterns and hues, from vibrant reds, blues, greens, to even iridescent tones. Here's how you can ensure your multi-color Betta thrives in your care:

1. Tank Size

• Minimum Size: A 5-gallon tank (20 liters) is recommended for a single Betta fish. A larger tank gives them more room to swim and explore, as well as helps maintain stable water conditions.
• Filtration: Bettas prefer calm waters, so choose a gentle filter or one with an adjustable flow to prevent strong currents. They dislike fast-moving water that can stress them.

2. Water Conditions

• Temperature: Betta fish are tropical and need warm water. The ideal range is 75°F to 80°F (24°C to 27°C). A heater is essential to maintain consistent temperature.
• pH Level: Bettas thrive in slightly acidic to neutral water with a pH of 6.5 to 7.5. Keeping this range stable helps them stay healthy.
• Water Hardness: A water hardness of 4–8 dGH (soft to moderate) is ideal.
• Water Changes: Perform 25-30% water changes weekly to keep the water clean and free from harmful toxins like ammonia and nitrates. Regular water changes are especially important for Bettas to maintain their beautiful colors and overall health.

3. Feeding

• Diet: Multi-color Bettas, like all Betta species, are carnivorous and require a high-protein diet. A variety of Betta pellets, flakes, and occasional live or frozen foods such as bloodworms, brine shrimp, or daphnia will keep them healthy and vibrant.
• Feeding Frequency: Feed your Betta once or twice a day, offering only what they can consume in about 2–3 minutes. Overfeeding can lead to poor water quality and obesity, which can affect your Betta's health and coloration.