Yellow Galaxy Female Betta

Illuminate your freshwater aquarium with the breathtaking Yellow Galaxy Female Betta. This premium Betta variety features vibrant golden-yellow coloration enhanced by shimmering metallic galaxy scaling, creating a dazzling display from every angle. Every fish showcases a unique blend of iridescent speckles and marbled patterns, making each Yellow Galaxy Female Betta a truly one-of-a-kind addition to your aquarium.

Female Bettas are known for their active personalities, intelligence, and graceful swimming. Their shorter fins make them agile swimmers, making them an excellent choice for planted aquariums, peaceful community tanks with compatible species, or carefully managed female Betta sororities.

Product Features

• Common Name: Yellow Galaxy Female Betta
• Scientific Name: Betta splendens
• Temperament: Semi-aggressive; suitable for carefully monitored female sororities
• Care Level: Easy
• Diet: Carnivore – thrives on premium Betta pellets, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, daphnia, and other high-protein foods
• Adult Size: Approximately 2–2.5 inches
• Recommended Tank Size: 5 gallons or larger
• Temperature: 78–82°F
• pH: 6.5–7.5

Why You'll Love Them

• Brilliant yellow coloration with shimmering metallic galaxy scaling
• Every fish features a unique galaxy pattern
• Active, intelligent, and full of personality
• Perfect for planted aquariums and premium Betta collections
• Carefully selected for exceptional health and vibrant coloration

For the best health and color development, house your Yellow Galaxy Female Betta in a heated, filtered aquarium with gentle water flow, stable water parameters, and plenty of plants or hiding places. Feed a varied, protein-rich diet and perform regular water changes to maintain brilliant coloration and overall vitality.

Every Betta is carefully selected, health-checked, and professionally packed to help ensure it arrives healthy and ready to acclimate to its new home.

Please Note: As live fish, each Yellow Galaxy Female Betta is unique. Color intensity, metallic scaling, and galaxy pattern distribution will vary from fish to fish.