Betta mahachai (Mâle) feigning death to surprise its

feigning death to surprise its prey

Feed 1 to 2 times a day

It cohabits well with other peaceful fish of similar size

It has an exceptional affinity for organic nitrogenous compounds

can become problematic if the shrimp’s defenses are weakened

Betta mahachai (Mâle) feigning death to surprise itsA Betta mahachai colony is a rare and fascinating option for wild betta enthusiasts. Originally from the coastal areas of Thailand, this species naturally lives in slightly brackish waters, rich in vegetation (often near nipa palm trees). Unlike pet store Betta splendens, Betta mahachai is more natural, with intense green metallic reflections and more territorial but structured behavior. In a colony (with plenty of hiding places and good territory