How Can You Tell What a Tale of Betta It Is When It's a Baby
Tell My Baby Betta's Gender And Tail-type?
CROWNTAILBETTA
- #1
DioAquatics
- #2
He/she may exist too young to sexual practice
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #three
Oh ok, tin can y'all tell the tail type at least? Please ignore the tear in her fins she looked like that when I got her, she was the only baby that wasn't laying at the lesser of the cup or gasping for air at the top, poor matter.
DioAquatics
- #4
I'm terrible with tail types lol I'k sorry, perchance one of the others you mentioned have some more experience with that
sapphire
- #5
I can't reply your question just BRAVO for finding a diamond in the rough!! Beautiful coloring thus far, I know its probable to change, but wicked!!
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #half dozen
Cheers, every other baby betta was a greyish brownish colour but I saw this one and knew I had to have information technology. He is temporarily in a planted 29 gallon while his ten gallon biotope is getting set.
Flowingfins
- #7
Does s/he take a white dot betwixt the ventral fins?
Going by the last picture s/he's most likely a veil tail.
Going by the last picture s/he's most likely a veil tail.
Chunkycat
- #8
He/she looks pink or reddish a bit? Maybe Rose/ Rosey if it's a girl... If it's a boy... Boy, am I bad with boy names!!! I even had a hard fourth dimension naming my son! Lol
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #ix
No it is non there, how old exercise you recall s/he is at an inch long?Does s/he have a white dot between the ventral fins?
Flowingfins
- #10
He's a boy! Females will take an "eggspot" betwixt their ventral fins. My approximate is somewhere betwixt two and 3 months.
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #11
Can you be sure that he is a veiltail? I really hope he is non because they are kind of my least favorite betta.
Flowingfins
- #12
Could y'all get a improve moving picture of his caudal fin? I'd need to run across the branching of his rays a little meliorate to be able to make sure.
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #13
CROWNTAILBETTA
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- #14
This is the best flick I could get, pitiful.
Flowingfins
- #15
He nonetheless looks like a veiltail to me, sorry Perchance he'll surprise united states of america and kickoff growing more than rays.
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #16
I really hope then, either way he is going to be treated right and will have a heated, filtered and cycled tank. Btw, I noticed while I was taking pictures I noticed that his dorsum is slightly plain-featured and is curved into an "South" shape, will this effect his quality of life?
Flowingfins
- #17
It shouldn't have a major impact, I would only keep an center on information technology and brand certain it's not getting worse.
Petty Tank of Happiness
- #18
Names could be Dusk, Turbo, Rocket, and Ollie. Even though he turned out to exist your least favorite tail type, I know you will notwithstanding care for him just like any other betta Thanks for rescuing this baby!
FeederGuppies
- #nineteen
He'due south cute and pretty! I dearest his metal color! I also got a baby betta from Petco, and it is now happily pond effectually in my 20 gallon guppy tank!
I didn't notice the curved spine in the pictures, and one time I had a guppy with a 5 shaped back, so I doubt it volition affect him much.
Kolegrundy92
- #20
Information technology's a little boy! Very nice looking betta I'd say he's a crowntail
BornThisWayBettas
- #21
From what I'm seeing, it looks like a veiltail to me.
As for the gender, I can't say on that ane, but you'll know presently plenty if he/she doesn't develop an egg spot, since the egg spots are exclusive to females.
Flowingfins
- #22
He's big enough that if he were female he would accept an eggspot, so he'southward for sure a boy. Eggspots, on the rare occasion, can be found on male person bettas, then having an eggspot isn't a certain way to tell if it's a female person, but not having one is a sure mode to tell if information technology'south a male. I promise that fabricated sense haha.
As far as him being a crowntail, the little extended rays are considering his fins are growing in, the rays grow first and the webbing fills in after.
As far as him being a crowntail, the little extended rays are considering his fins are growing in, the rays grow first and the webbing fills in after.
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #23
Oh well, I really prefer short finned "natural" bettas, and I like female person bettas all-time. Just he is super happy in the 29g, I might only continue him there permanently.
BornThisWayBettas
- #24
Wow, interesting! Ya know, I actually seem to have a couple of girls that don't take eggspots, hmm....He'due south large enough that if he were female he would accept an eggspot, then he's for certain a boy. Eggspots, on the rare occasion, can be found on male bettas, so having an eggspot isn't a sure way to tell if information technology's a female, just non having one is a certain way to tell if it'south a male. I promise that made sense haha.
As far as him being a crowntail, the little extended rays are because his fins are growing in, the rays grow start and the webbing fills in afterward.
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #25
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #26
side by side pics from march 13th and yesterday.
GlamCrab
- #27
Oooh pretty~ That'due south my sister's betta.. I remember they look like lol
GlamCrab
- #28
agh! Not once again.. It posted twice ^^;
CROWNTAILBETTA
- Thread Starter
- #29
I actually saw a pic of your betta before and idea they looked similar. What tail blazon is that?
saket
- #30
he is surely a veiltail just similar mine.
GlamCrab
- #31
I actually saw a moving picture of your betta before and thought they looked similar. What tail blazon is that?
I don't know xD he is quite young.. (And unfortunately sick right now)
Just my judge was a veiltail
saket
- #32
he is soo much like mine.
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