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True to its name, The Royal Flare Betta is a masterpiece of regal color and dynamic presence. This premium Betta splendens features a deep, velvety cobalt blue body that transitions dramatically into vibrant, flowing crimson-red fins. When this fish flares, it displays a spectacular burst of color and confidence, earning its title. With its bold personality and graceful movement, the Royal Flare Betta is designed to be the undisputed center of attention in any aquarium.
| Feature | Requirement |
| Scientific Name | Betta splendens (Mustard Gas Variant) |
| Temperament | Semi-aggressive (Solitary Male) |
| Minimum Tank Size | 5 Gallons (20 Liters) |
| Water Temperature | 76°F – 81°F (24°C – 27°C) |
| pH Level | 6.5 – 7.5 (Slightly acidic to neutral) |
| Lifespan | 3 – 5 years with proper care |
To maintain the intense colors of the “Royal Flare,” a specialized high-protein diet is essential.
Primary Diet: Offer high-quality premium Betta pellets or flakes specifically designed to enhance color (2-3 pellets, twice daily).
Treats (Live/Frozen): For optimal health and activity, supplement the diet with frozen or live food like Bloodworms, Brine Shrimp, or Daphnia (once or twice a week).
Pro Tip: Do not overfeed; any uneaten food should be removed immediately to maintain water quality.
Filtration: Use a low-flow or sponge filter. The Royal Flare Betta’s elaborate fins can make swimming difficult in strong currents.
Plants: Utilize real aquatic plants (like Anubias, Java Fern, or Amazon Sword) or high-quality silk plants. Avoid sharp plastic decorations that can tear its delicate fins.
Hiding & Resting Spots: Provide small caves, a resting ledge near the surface (like a “Betta hammock”), or a hollow log for the fish to rest and sleep in.
Water Changes: Perform a 25-30% water change weekly, ensuring you use a water conditioner to remove chlorine and heavy metals from tap water.
The Royal Flare Betta is highly territorial. He should be kept alone in a single-species tank. Do not house two males together, as they will fight. He can sometimes live with peaceful, non-nipping tank mates like Nerite snails or specific species of Corydoras catfish in larger tanks (10+ gallons).

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