Behaviour

The pink betta originated from Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Malaysia. Wild bettas prefer to live in freshwater which is surrounded by rice paddies, marshes, and slow-moving streams or stagnant ponds.

Betta fish live in shallow water where oxygen is low. They are generally found in the rice paddies, streams, and muds. The water is shallow and has less volume.

Pink betta fish is highly aggressive. Male betts are more aggressive than females. Male betta fish put together or with females if breeding. Never put two male bettas together because of their aggression. Female betta a less aggressive, you can put only one betta but they prefer to live in a group.

They are curious and explore their surroundings. Their nature can be quite entertaining to betta lovers when they are kept in the tank. They also have extraordinary dancing skills. betta can recognize the caretaker if they spend some time with it. If they get to know you, when betta see you they come towards you and observe your nearby things and your actions.

Pink betta is known as aggressive behavior; betta is aggressive when the matter comes to their territory. The male flares his fin and gill to assert dominance, which looks beautiful as well as dangerous. Females are less aggressive than males.