Betta

Premium Betta Fish: Show Grade & Breeding Pairs 

Explore our exclusive collection of Betta Splendens, raised right here at Kairali Pets. Whether you are looking for a stunning Show Quality centerpiece for your aquarium or a genetically matched Breeding Pair to start your own project, we have the perfect fish for you.

• Show Quality: Selected for perfect finnage, vibrant colors, and form.

• Breeding Quality: Carefully paired Male & Female sets with strong genetics for breeders.

Explore Our Exclusive Strains 

. Over Half Moon (OHM) Collection

The ultimate showstoppers. These beauties feature a tail spread that extends over 180 degrees, creating a majestic skirt-like effect.

• 🔴 Full Red OHM: Deep, intense crimson color from mouth to tail. A classic favorite with a massive, flowing fin spread.

• ⚪ Full White OHM (Platinum): Pure snow-white elegance. These pristine Bettas look like swimming clouds and stand out beautifully in dark-substrate tanks.

• 🔵 Royal Blue OHM: A striking solid blue with a metallic sheen. The fins create a stunning velvet-like appearance under aquarium lights.

2. Plakat (PK) Collection

Short-finned, aggressive, and highly active. These are closest to the ancestral wild form and are known for their hardiness.

• 🎨 Koi Plakat (Fancy): No two fish are alike! These feature a marbled mix of red, white, black, and orange, resembling miniature Koi carp.

• ⚫ Super Black Plakat: Sleek, stealthy, and sophisticated. A solid matte black body with a sharp, samurai-like silhouette.

• ⚪ Full White Plakat: Clean and modern. A solid platinum white body with the agility and energy typical of the Plakat variety.

3. Double Tail (DT) Specials

Unique and rare. These Bettas have a caudal fin split into two distinct lobes.

• ❤️ Full Red Double Tail: A vibrant red body with a distinct "heart-shaped" twin tail. Known for having a broader dorsal fin than standard Bettas.

⚠️ Important Care Note: While we sell male and female pairs, please remember that Bettas are solitary fish. Males and females must be kept in separate tanks at all times. They should only be introduced briefly for breeding purposes under supervision.