(WBP-12)Unimaculata Wahau wild betta pair

Description

From the Betta Unimaculata Complex.

IUCN Red List: N/A

Wild Caught Betta Unimaculata from Wahau

Light brown to tan base body with light blue iridescent on opercular cheeks and lower jaws, body, and tails, females will have less iridescent. Fully grown adult males have longer ventral fins and larger bodies.

These are some of the large Unimaculata complexes with males normally reaching over 3.5″.

Basic Information

Temperament: Like many of the species in this complex, with the largest bettas, they can be aggressive. We recommend that they are kept in a species only tank as they can eat anything that fits in their big mouth.

Maximum Size: 4 + inches.

Diet: Currently feeding on live, frozen and dried foods.

TDS ~ 60 – 100

pH ~ 5.0 – 7.0

Temperature: 72 – 82F (prefer cooler temp, but higher temp induce coloration and breeding behaviors)

Diet: Carnivorous, we currently feed them blackworms, frozen bloodworms and pellets.

Breeding: Mouthbrooder