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Betta Fish Gray Alien Wild Female Our Choice (CBG-033)

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Gray Alien Female Betta

Wild Type alien female betta with an all gray body. Sometimes referred to as Teal or steel blue, this has a beautiful coloration of gray/teal throughout the body. The scales shine and almost looks like they change color depending on the angle that the light reflects off of their scales. Sometimes appear to be blue and other times appear to be green but in direct light will look gray.  These are called wild bettas but they do show less aggressive behaviors than other female bettas but are called wild because they have not been "domesticated" to show exaggerated fins and colors.

OUR CHOICE GROUP meaning the pictures are just samples of what you will be receiving. All females in this group are gray alien and although very similar, you WILL NOT be receiving the fish in the picture.  

Sororities

These female bettas have been raised in sororities and are used to being with other females. You can mix and match with the other female betta groups and they will be fine living with other females from other groups as well. 

Color Request

We will select the best females for you with vibrant colors and patterns. We will try to get preferred colors based on availability. This listing guarantees a gray alien female.

  • Color: Gray Alien
  • Size: 1.00-1.5 inches
  • Age: 3 - 4 months
  • Tail Type: Wild Type
  • Gender: Female (Sorority group)
  • Temperature: Keep water between 75°F to 82°F (24°C to 28°C). (use a heater recommended)
  • pH Level: Aim for 6.5 to 7.5
  • Acclimating Process: float the bag for 15 to 20 minutes then release fish with bag water into a bucket and drip your tank water into that bucket. 
  • Rest: On the first night/day let the fish rest with the lights off and do not feed