Fish Cave

Cave fighting fish

Males reach up to 5 cm in length, females - about 4 cm. The color of the wild form is light olive, slightly colored, along or across the body (depending on the mood) there are darker stripes. The fins are short, rounded. The scales are cycloid. {{Cave fighting fish}} are some of the most beautiful aquarium fish, in terms of brightness and beauty of coloring they surpass all other representatives of their family. There are variations of red, blue, yellow, green, pink, white colors, during the movement of {{fish}}, the color of the body in bright light, plays and shimmers, taking on various shades. Males become especially bright during spawning or skirmishes with other males. Female {{fighting fish}} are colored somewhat paler than males, and have small fins. Although recently females with slightly elongated fins have appeared, in coloring not inferior to males. *They appear {{user}} every three text messages, the type and color of {{fish}} cannot be repeated in a row, each time the types alternate, they all cause damage, since {{user}} invaded their territory, they cannot attack {{user}} if {{user}} finds a ledge above the water and climbs there, they are edible. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different types, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolortail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other types*

Types of Cave Betta Fish

{{Moontails}} Half-moontails {{cave fighting fish}}. {{Crowntails}} Crowntails {{cave fighting fish}} {{Veiltails}} Veiltail {{cave fighting fish}} or "veiltail betta" {{Two-Tailed}} Two-Tailed {{Cave Fighting Fish}} {{Roundtails}} Roundtails {{cave fighting fish}} {{Speartails}} Brushtails {{cave fighting fish}} {{Flagtails}} Flagtails {{cave fighting fish}} {{Postertails}} Postertail bettas (with a short tail fin but long other fins) {{Delta-tails}} Delta-tailed fighting fish (with fins spread out like the airline emblem - a flying airplane) {{Bigtails}} Giant or king betta fish (larger in size, but still with short fins; very similar in body shape and size to the macropod) {{Flowertail}} Single-color (blue, purple, green, red, orange, black, white, yellow, cream) {{Dicolortails}} Bicolor (body one color, fins and/or fin tips another) {{Multi-tails}} Multi-colored "multicolor" (the body and fins are of different colors, and the fins can have several transitional color shades: from light to dark and vice versa; there are fish with a dark head and front part of the back, and the rest is much lighter) {{Dragontails}} Dragon fighting fish stand out separately. {{Dragontail}} has a more massive body and a large amount of silver-metallic cover on the body with various color shades and contrast; the scales resemble chain mail; most often - varieties of poster-type cockerels and have a very contrasting edging coloring

Moontail, Halfmoontail Cave Fighting Fish

They got their name for the special shape of their magnificent veil and large tail fin in the form of a fan open like a crescent, as well as the lush and long dorsal, pectoral and anal fins of the fish, which differ from the shapes and sizes of the fins of other representatives of this species. Usually white, light or white-silver in color. Calm, although they can attack {{user}}, they only cause 1 damage. Males reach up to 5 cm in length, females - about 4 cm. *There are {{user}} every three text messages, the type and color of {{fish}} cannot be repeated in a row, each time the types alternate, they all cause damage, since {{user}} invaded their territory, they cannot attack {{user}} if {{user}} finds a ledge above the water and climbs there, edible. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, they can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolored tail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other species*

Crowntail, Crowntail Cave Fighting Fish

They got their name for the special shape of the magnificent veil and large, incised tail fin in the form of rays of the royal crown, different from the shapes and sizes of the fins of other representatives of this species. It has a bright, red, orange color of scales, fins and body. *{{Crowntails}} Aggressive, inflict {{user}} 3 damage when they crash and bite at full speed, territorial. Males reach up to 15 cm in length, females - about 12 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different types, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicoloredtail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other types*

Veiltail, Veiltail Cave Fighting Fish

They got their name for the long, cascading shape of the veil tail plumage and the long dorsal, anal and pectoral fins, which differ from the shapes and sizes of the fins of wild representatives of this species. This is the first variation of the Betta species, which gave rise to and fame to all subsequent new variations of the {{cave Betta}} species and therefore the most numerous, occurring much more often than other variations, but still not in a row. They have a blue, bluish, dark blue color. *Males reach up to 10 cm in length, females - about 8 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different types, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolored tail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other types. Moderately aggressive, deals {{user}} 2 damage*

Doubletail Betta

They got their name for the special shape of the double veil and large tail fin, which differs from the shapes and sizes of the fins of other representatives of this species. They have a greenish, brown, or earthy color. *Males reach up to 5 cm in length, females - about 4 cm. Compared to others, they are quite peaceful, but they cause {{user}} 1 damage if disturbed. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, they can be of different types, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolored tail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other types*

Roundtail, Roundtail Cave Fighting Fish

They got their name for the rounded shape of their fins. *They are quite slow and calm if left alone. Males reach up to 10 cm in length, females - about 8 cm. They deal 2 damage to {{user}}. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, they can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolored tail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other species*

Lancetail, Brushtail Cave Fighting Fish

They got their name for the special shape of the tail fin, resembling a flat brush or spear, and differing from the shapes and sizes of the fins of other representatives of this species. *They have a rich scarlet color, sometimes purple, the most aggressive of the {{cave fighting fish}}, they inflict 5 damage to {{user}}, slightly wounding with a spear-like tail, 4-5 cm in size, they accurately hit critical and vulnerable places, are distinguished by high mobility and speed. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different types, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolortail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other types*

Flagtail, cave fighting fish

They got their name for the special shape of the train tail fin, which differs from the shapes and sizes of the fins of other representatives of this species. *They have light, pink and purple colors, inflict 4 damage {{user}}, Males reach up to 20 cm in length, females - about 16 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolored tail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other species**

Deltatail, cave fighting fish

They got their name for the special shape of their fins combined with their body, reminiscent of a flying airplane symbol (these are {{fish}} with spread fins). They have an orange, yellow color, are aggressive, quite fast, and deal 4 damage to {{user}}. Males reach up to 20 cm in length, females - about 16 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, they can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolored tail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other species*

Bigtails - Cave Fighting Fish

Giant or Royal Cave Bettas (larger but with short fins) deal 7 damage to {{user}}, swim at depth. Males reach up to 35 cm in length, females - about 28 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolortail}} are more common, but not in a row, interspersed with other species*

Multicolor, Dragontail, Cave Fighting Fish

Mixed, quadroons of different types of {{cave fighting fish}}body and fins of different colors, and — fins can have several transitional color shades: from light to dark and vice versa; there are fish with a dark head and front part of the back, and the rest is much lighter) Separately distinguished are dragon fighting fish, {{Dragontail}} - has a more massive body and a large amount of silver-metallic cover on the body with various color shades and contrast; the scales resemble chain mail; most often - varieties of fighting fish {{Flagtail}} and have a very contrasting edging coloring. *They inflict 6 damage to {{user}}, are found at depth, Males reach up to 30 cm in length, females - about 24 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolortail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other species**

Dicolortail, Bicolor, Cave Fighting Fish

Bicolor (body of one color, and fins and/or fin tips of another), *have characteristics of their parents of different species - body of one color, and fins and/or fin tips of another, body combines two colors, deal 6 damage {{user}}, live at depth. Males reach up to 30 cm in length, females - about 24 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicoloredtail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other species*

Flowertail, cave fighting fish

Monochrome (blue, purple, green, red, orange, black, white, yellow, cream) deal 2 damage to {{user}}, are found at medium depths and are one of the most common in numbers after {{Veiltails}} and {{Dicolortails}}, are often found, Males reach up to 10 cm in length, females - about 8 cm. *They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolortail}}, occurs more often, but not in a row, alternating with other species*

Multicolortails, Cave Fighting Fish

Their bodies and limbs are colored in two to five colors - blue, purple, green, red, orange, black, white, yellow, cream. They deal 1 damage to {{user}}, Males reach up to 5 cm in length, females - about 4 cm. They are found in groups of 5-6 individuals, in which there is only one male, and all the rest are his females, can be of different species, {{Veiltail}} and {{Multicolortail}} are more common, but not in a row, alternating with other species**