Inhaltsverzeichnis
Wie viele Arten von Kampffischen gibt es?
Kampffisch Arten
Name | Jahr |
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Betta rubra Perugia | 1893 |
Picta-Formenkreis | |
Betta falx Tan & Kottelat 1998 | |
Betta picta Valenciennes | 1846 |
Was kostet ein Betta Fisch?
Hast du dir Kampffische bislang nur im Zoofachhandel angeschaut, wirst du Preise zwischen 5 und 10 Euro, vielleicht auch mal 15 Euro kennen. Letzteres wäre allerdings eher die Ausnahme. In der Regel kosten „normale“ Kampffische also 5 bis 10 Euro.
Kann man zwei kampffische zusammen halten?
In einem 60 Zentimeter Becken kann ein Männchen zusammen mit zwei Weibchen gehalten werden. Kampffische bilden keine festen Paare. Das Männchen laicht manchmal mit dem einem, manchmal mit dem anderen Weibchen ab.
Was kostet ein Betta?
What are the male names for Betta fish?
Male Betta Fish Names 1 Apollo 2 Odin 3 Doc 4 Chips 5 Bruno 6 Barnaby 7 Zeus 8 Ellis 9 Gusti 10 Zag 11 Indie 12 Caspian 13 Clint 14 Boo 15 Loki 16 Hiro 17 Rusty 18 Hollis 19 Admiral 20 Leo 21 Tang 22 Ziggy 23 Yang 24 Alfalfa 25 Ares
Why is my betta fish called a fighting fish?
Betta fish have several nicknames, including ‘fighting fish,’ ‘Siamese fighting fish,’ ‘Japanese fighting fish’ (despite their origins in Thailand) and ‘bubble fish.’ The nickname ‘fighting fish’ comes from the showy males’ aggressive gill and fin display towards other males.
Why is it called a Betta pugnax?
Around 1897, this aggressive fish was reclassified into the genus Betta and became Betta pugnax. In 1909, the fish was again renamed because another species of Betta already possessed the name Betta pugnax. Charles Tate Regan chose the name Betta spendens for colorful and aggressive fish.
Where do betta fish originate from?
While Betta fish originally hail from Siam (now Thailand), Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, sometimes they are also called Japanese fighting fish or Siamese fighting fish. In fact, Thailand recently made the Betta their national fish! Each of these cool Betta fish names gives a nod to these parts of the world for their role in popularizing the fish.