Show Grade Male Halfmoon Multicolor Betta – Orange, Black & Metallic Blue Marble

This Show Grade Male Halfmoon Multicolor Betta is a striking Betta splendens with a vibrant combination of orange, red, black, cream, white, and metallic blue. Its irregular marble-style markings create a unique pattern across the head and body, ensuring that this individual fish has a truly distinctive appearance.

The broad caudal fin displays warm orange and cream tones accented by dark sections and metallic blue fin rays. Its large dorsal fin and flowing anal fin complement the rounded Halfmoon tail, creating a balanced and impressive profile when the fish fully displays its fins.

What type of betta is this?

This is a male Halfmoon Multicolor Betta, scientifically known as Betta splendens. It combines the wide, fan-shaped tail of the Halfmoon variety with a multicolor marble pattern featuring orange-red, black, cream, white, and iridescent blue tones.

Why is each Multicolor Betta unique?

Marble-pattern bettas develop irregular patches of color that differ from one fish to another. Their patterns and color intensity may also change naturally as they mature, making each Multicolor Halfmoon Betta a one-of-a-kind collector fish.

Key Features

Variety: Halfmoon Multicolor Betta

Scientific name: Betta splendens

Gender: Male

Grade: Show grade

Pattern: Multicolor marble

Visible colors: Orange, red, black, cream, white, and metallic blue

Fin type: Long-fin Halfmoon

Water type: Freshwater

Suitable for: Betta collectors and ornamental display aquariums

Listing photo: The individual fish offered for sale

Keep this male betta in a properly prepared, heated, and filtered freshwater aquarium with clean, stable water and gentle circulation. Provide adequate swimming space, suitable hiding places, and a nutritious diet formulated for betta fish. Male bettas are territorial and should not be housed with another male betta.

Please note that coloration may appear slightly different depending on aquarium lighting, camera settings, screen calibration, age, stress, and natural marble-pattern development.