Show Grade Multicolor Galaxy Halfmoon Betta – Orange Male

This Show Grade Multicolor Galaxy Halfmoon Betta is a distinctive male Betta splendens with a vivid orange-red base, scattered metallic blue-white scales, and irregular dark marble markings. The reflective scales create a galaxy-like pattern across the head and body, making this individual fish visually unique.

Its broad caudal fin displays warm orange and red tones combined with darker sections and cool metallic-blue highlights. The large dorsal fin and flowing anal fin complement the rounded Halfmoon tail, creating a balanced and dramatic profile when the fish displays its fins.

What type of betta is this?

This is a male Multicolor Galaxy Halfmoon Betta. It combines the broad, fan-shaped finnage of the Halfmoon variety with a koi-inspired marble pattern and reflective galaxy scales.

What is a Galaxy Betta?

A Galaxy Betta is a Betta splendens featuring scattered metallic or iridescent scales that resemble stars across its body. These reflective markings may appear white, silver, pale blue, or turquoise depending on the lighting and viewing angle.

Why is every Multicolor Galaxy Betta unique?

Galaxy and marble patterns vary naturally between individual fish and may continue to develop as the betta matures. The placement of the orange, red, black, white, and metallic-blue markings makes every fish one of a kind.

Key Features

Variety: Multicolor Galaxy Halfmoon Betta

Scientific name: Betta splendens

Gender: Male

Grade: Show grade

Pattern: Galaxy, koi, and marble

Visible colors: Orange, red, black, white, silver, 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 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 marble-pattern development.