Siamese fighting fish

Siamese fighting fishmale (top) and female (bottom) Siamese fighting fishBetta splendens

Siamese fighting fish

n. A small, often brightly colored, aggressive freshwater fish (Betta splendens) native to Southeast Asia that has large fins and is popular in home aquariums.

Siamese fighting fish

n (Animals) a brightly coloured labyrinth fish, Betta splendens, of Thailand and Malaysia, having large sail-like fins: the males are very pugnacious

Si′amese fight′ing fish`

n. a freshwater fish, Betta splendens, bred for centuries for brilliant color, very long fins, and pugnacity.

Siamese fighting fish

Siamese fighting fish:

see bettabetta
or fighting fish,
small, freshwater fish of the genus Betta, found in Thailand and the Malay Peninsula. Best known is the Siamese fighting fish, Betta splendens. Mature males of this species are about 2 in. (5 cm) long. In its native waters B.
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Siamese Fighting Fish

(Betta splendens), a fish of the family Anabantidae of the suborder Anabantoidea (labyrinthic fishes). The fish is up to 8 cm long. The males, especially during the mating season, are brightly colored. Siamese fighting fish are found in the fresh waters of Southeast Asia (India, Thailand, and the Malay Peninsula). The male builds a nest out of air bubbles (foam) on the surface of the water; the female deposits the eggs on the bottom of the body of water, and then the male carries them in his mouth into the nest, where he guards them and subsequently the fry. The Siamese fighting fish easily reproduces in small aquariums (at temperatures of 25° to 30° C). Veiled and variegated forms of the fish are bred in aquariums; these forms include the red, cornflower blue, rose, blue, and green fish.

REFERENCE

Il’in, M. N. Akvariumnoe rybovodstvo. Moscow, 1968.

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释义	Siamese fighting fish Siamese fighting fishmale (top) and female (bottom) Siamese fighting fishBetta splendens Siamese fighting fish n. A small, often brightly colored, aggressive freshwater fish (Betta splendens) native to Southeast Asia that has large fins and is popular in home aquariums. Siamese fighting fish n (Animals) a brightly coloured labyrinth fish, Betta splendens, of Thailand and Malaysia, having large sail-like fins: the males are very pugnacious Si′amese fight′ing fish` n. a freshwater fish, Betta splendens, bred for centuries for brilliant color, very long fins, and pugnacity. Siamese fighting fish Siamese fighting fish: see bettabetta or fighting fish, small, freshwater fish of the genus Betta, found in Thailand and the Malay Peninsula. Best known is the Siamese fighting fish, Betta splendens. Mature males of this species are about 2 in. (5 cm) long. In its native waters B. ..... Click the link for more information. . Siamese Fighting Fish (Betta splendens), a fish of the family Anabantidae of the suborder Anabantoidea (labyrinthic fishes). The fish is up to 8 cm long. The males, especially during the mating season, are brightly colored. Siamese fighting fish are found in the fresh waters of Southeast Asia (India, Thailand, and the Malay Peninsula). The male builds a nest out of air bubbles (foam) on the surface of the water; the female deposits the eggs on the bottom of the body of water, and then the male carries them in his mouth into the nest, where he guards them and subsequently the fry. The Siamese fighting fish easily reproduces in small aquariums (at temperatures of 25° to 30° C). Veiled and variegated forms of the fish are bred in aquariums; these forms include the red, cornflower blue, rose, blue, and green fish. REFERENCE Il’in, M. N. Akvariumnoe rybovodstvo. Moscow, 1968.
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