Betta sp. Wajok | Wild Betta Fish

Wild caught Betta sp. Wajok

From the Betta Coccina Complex.

Betta sp. Wajok are one of the smaller betta species. Their body is nicely red in color and they have reflective blue eyes. Physically they are similar in coloration to betta rutilans but somewhat stouter.  Theres not much information regarding Betta sp. Wajok but we will work on filling out the description as we find out more about them.

IUCN Red List: N/A (but we expect this species to be endangered as well)

Basic Information

Temperament: Moderately aggressive, males can be territorial when establishing breeding grounds. However, because of their small size, you can keep multiples pairs as long as you have enough space and cover. Expect fin nipping. Recommended 1 pair per 5 gal.

Max Size: 1.2 - 1.5 inches

TDS: 60 - 100

pH: 5.0-6.5

Temperature : 75-82ºF

Diet: Carnivorous, we currently feed them live blackworms, frozen bloodworms, and pellets.

Breeding: Bubblenester, but also documented as mouth brooder