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Colour | Royal Blue |
Colour | Steel Blue |
Colour | Green |
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The Royal Blue is one of the three iridescent colours.
Sometimes it has a purplish look to it.Best seen under a flashlight.
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The Steel Blue is another of the three iridescent colours.
It has a lighter more metallic shade, like a greyish blue.
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Green is is the third of the iridescent colours.
It can best be seen using a flashlight as without it and can be mistake for black or royal blue at the same time. |
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Colour | Black |
Colour | Reds |
Colour | Orange |
Description |
There are two types Black genes in a betta.
One is the melano and the other is lace.
The melano gene produces infertile females.
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There are two types Reds in bettas.
One is the Extended Red and the other Reduced Red.
The basic difference is that for extended reds the body is Red where as Reduced Reds usually have a brown or black body.
The Extented Red is much prefered to the Reduced Red.
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Orange is a new solid colour, hence an extremely high pricetag.
Also, it is still rather rare in the open market at the moment.
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Colour | Yellow |
Colour | Opaque/ White |
Colour | Cellophane |
Description |
Yellow is another rare and highly priced coloured fish.
Also know as a non-red colour, it carrys one of the three iridescent colours.
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Opaque/ White Bettas are pure white in the younger stages,
but as they grow older, various degrees of red wash appears on them.
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Cellophane Bettas have got no pigments of colour.
Their fins are clear and the body is flesh coloured.
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