Show Grade Lavender Orange Halfmoon Betta – Pastel Male Betta splendens

A show-grade male Lavender Orange Halfmoon Betta featuring a soft peach-orange body and broad flowing fins with lavender-blue, cream, and red accents. This individual Betta splendens offers a delicate pastel appearance and an impressive Halfmoon display.

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This Show Grade Lavender Orange Halfmoon Betta is a distinctive male Betta splendens with a soft peach-orange body and elegant multicolor finnage. Its flowing fins blend lavender-blue, pale orange, cream, white, and subtle red markings, creating a refined pastel presentation.

The broad caudal fin forms the wide, fan-shaped display associated with the Halfmoon variety. Its large dorsal fin and flowing anal fin complement the tail, giving the fish a graceful and well-balanced profile when its fins are fully displayed.

What type of betta is this?

This is a male Lavender Orange Halfmoon Betta. It combines the long, expansive fins of the Halfmoon variety with a pastel color palette dominated by lavender-blue and warm orange tones.

What makes a Lavender Orange Halfmoon Betta distinctive?

Lavender Orange Halfmoon Bettas are recognized for their soft contrast between warm peach-orange coloration and cool lavender or blue tones. Their translucent fins may also reveal cream, white, pink, or red accents depending on the aquarium lighting and viewing angle.

Key Features

Variety: Lavender Orange Halfmoon Betta

Scientific name: Betta splendens

Gender: Male

Grade: Show grade

Breeder line: Lavender Orange Halfmoon F3

Primary body color: Peach orange

Fin colors: Lavender-blue, orange, cream, white, and red

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 sufficient swimming space, suitable resting areas, 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 color development.