Female half moon Betta

The female Halfmoon Betta is a freshwater tropical fish known for her vibrant colors and distinct 180-degree tail spread when flared. While not as flamboyant as males, female Halfmoons still display striking hues—ranging from blues, reds, purples, and metallics—with elegant, symmetrical fins. They have a sleeker body shape and shorter fins compared to males, but are equally captivating and often more active.

• Temperature: 76–82°F (24–28°C)

• pH Level: 6.5–7.5

• Hardness: 3–5 dGH

• Use a heater and filter to maintain stable conditions.

Diet:
High-quality betta pellets, supplemented with frozen or live foods like bloodworms, daphnia, and brine shrimp. Feed 1–2 times daily in small portions.

Temperament:
Generally peaceful, especially compared to males. They can live in female-only sororities (groups of 4–6 or more females) with careful monitoring. Avoid housing them with fin-nippers or aggressive fish.

Tank Setup:

• Soft plants (live or silk), hiding spots, and low-flow filtration.

• Avoid sharp decor that can tear fins.

• Provide plenty of horizontal space for swimming.