Betta - Double Tail - Assorted

Elevate your aquarium with the bold beauty of Assorted Double Tail Male Bettas—a striking variation known for its unique twin-tail fin structure and dramatic finnage. Unlike standard Bettas, these fish feature a split caudal fin that creates a fuller, more symmetrical display, making them a true standout in any setup.

Each fish is carefully selected from a range of colours and patterns, ensuring that every Betta brings its own distinct personality and visual appeal to your aquascape.

✨Why You’ll Love Them

• Unique Double Tail: Split tail fin creates a fuller, more dramatic look
• Assorted Colours: A variety of vibrant shades and patterns—each fish is unique
• Perfect Centrepiece: Instantly adds elegance and focus to smaller aquariums
• Full of Personality: Interactive, curious, and engaging fish

⚠️ Care Requirements

Double Tail Bettas require calm, stable environments to thrive.

• Tank Size: 20L+ recommended
• Temperature: 24–28°C
• pH: 6.5–7.5
• Diet: High-quality Betta pellets, frozen foods, and occasional treats

👉 Prefer slow-moving or still water
👉 Avoid strong currents that can damage delicate fins

🧠 Behaviour & Compatibility

• Territorial—best kept alone or with very peaceful tank mates
• May display aggression toward other Bettas or similar-looking fish
• Ideal for species-focused or carefully planned community tanks

🌊 Aquascaping Notes

Double Tail Bettas shine in minimalist or planted aquascapes with gentle flow, soft lighting, and clean layouts. Floating plants and resting spots enhance comfort while highlighting their flowing fins.

🔥 Expert Insight

The double tail variation offers a more symmetrical and fuller finnage appearance, but it also requires slightly more care due to increased fin weight. Keeping water conditions stable is key to maintaining their health and appearance.

At The Glass and Gill – Aquascape, we hand-select Assorted Double Tail Male Bettas for vibrancy, fin quality, and health, ensuring each fish becomes a stunning focal point in your aquarium.