WB Rutilan Betta Pair
Wild caught Betta Rutilans
Basic Information
- Temperament: Moderately aggressive, males can be territorial when establishing breeding grounds. However, because of their small size, you can keep multiples pairs as long as you have enough space. Recommended 1 pair per 5 gal.
- Max Size: 1.2-1.5 inches
- TDS: 60 – 100
- pH: 5.0-6.5
- Temperature: 75-82ºF
- Diet: Carnivorous, we currently feed them live blackworms, frozen bloodworms and pellets.
- Breeding: Bubblenester
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Size | 1.2-1.5 inches |
| TDS | 60 – 100 |
| pH | 5.0-6.5 |
| Temperature | 75-82ºF |
| Diet | Live blackworms, frozen bloodworms, pellets |
| Breeding Method | Bubblenester |
FAQ
Are these Betta fish suitable for keeping in a community tank?
No, WB Rutilan Betta pairs are moderately aggressive and best kept alone or in pairs with ample space. They should not be kept with other fish species due to their territorial behavior.
What kind of diet do WB Rutilan Betta fish require?
They are carnivorous and should be fed live blackworms, frozen bloodworms, and specialized Betta pellets.
Can I breed these Betta fish at home?
Yes, WB Rutilan Betta fish are bubblenesters and can breed in a properly set up tank with suitable conditions.
Ava Hamilton –
Received the pair in good condition. The fish are active and colorful. They seem to be adjusting well to the tank. I keep them in a 5-gallon tank with a heater and regular feeding of bloodworms. No aggression observed so far.
Theresa Duncan –
The fish arrived quickly and look healthy. I’ve kept one male and one female in a 10-gallon tank. They don’t fight much, but I’ve noticed they become more active during breeding season. Feeding them live worms keeps them lively.
Karen Coleman –
Great quality for the price. The Rutilans are vibrant and active. I’ve maintained the pH and temperature within the recommended range. They eat well and seem to thrive in a small tank with proper lighting.