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My Fun Fish Invites you to Meet the Bettas: Butterfly and Marble Pattern Types

My Fun Fish Invites you to Meet the Bettas: Butterfly and Marble Pattern Types

We continue our My Fun Fish Meet the Bettas series about Betta patterns by reviewing two additional pattern types. The first type, the Butterfly pattern, can be seen when the Betta has a solid body color that extends into the base of the fins. The solid color finishes with an abrupt strong edge while the rest of the fins are seen as transparent or white. Butterfly Bettas may also be referred to…

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My Fun Fish Invites you to Meet the Bettas: Solid and Bi-Colored Pattern Types

My Fun Fish Invites you to Meet the Bettas: Solid and Bi-Colored Pattern Types

We’ve already discussed a number of fascinating Betta tail types in our previous posts and we learned about veil tail and plakat, crowntail and half moon, and delta and double tail Bettas. Another way to explore the wonderful world of Bettas is to consider the various Betta pattern types.

We’ll begin by considering solid patterns and bi-colored patterns. Solid pattern Bettas, as the name implies,…

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