Wild-form Bettas?

AndrewZ

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Are natural wild-type bettas (without the changes in color & fin length through selective breeding) ever available in the pet trade? Or other natural species in the betta genus? Thanks

Seems the wild ones look like this
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I think mine must be a wild male, even though I bought it from Walmart in a female betta cup.

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Nah Wendy, looks like a traditional style plakat to me :). Too chunky and brightly coloured to be wild.

A lot of members here breed wild types. I've currently got B. albimarginata that breed like bunnies, and am getting rajas, fuscas and brownorum in the near future :D
 
I've gotten plenty of wilds from pet shops, Imbellis, Fusca, Raja, Unimaculata all from pet shops :)

There are a ton TON of different wilds, do some research on them, they're quite fun, I enjoy them very much a good resource is here:

http://www.ibc-smp.org

http://www.midnightbettas.com

That's because you are blessed to live by such lfs to supply them!!! :lol:


That is very true :lol: It's the general area I live in that I am blessed with, the Milwaukee Aquarium Society has a lot of people who breed wilds and then sell the babies to LFSs in the area for very cheap :) I'm working on getting connections :hey:
 
When you find out more about those connections, let me know please if you don't mind. I don't live too far and might like to take a road cruise behind the Cheddar Curtain.
 

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