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Betta fish are becoming a very popular fish among aquarium enthusiast around the world, but they are still considered a fragile species of fish. They are very sensitive to fluctuations in the water, be it temperature changes or chemical levels (nitrates and ammonia for example). They are also susceptible to different types of parasites. Here are the Top 5 causes of Betta fish diseases and some tips to help you treat ill fish.

   1. There is one very important symptom that almost always signals an illness in betta fish: lethargy. Betta fish that act extremely lethargic or lazy may not be getting enough oxygen into their system for one reason or another and may need you to take action in order to improve their health.

   2. The second most important sign that your Betta may be sick is its coloring. If your fish starts to dull in color or lose some of its vibrancy it usually indicates that something is wrong. If you notice a color change in your fish, it may or may not be a disease, sometimes it can be that your fish is stressed. Stress can play a huge role in the health of your fish, so you'll want to eliminate any stress factors that could be influencing your fish. These can include direct bright light on your fish, too small of a living environment, and any constant loud noises that may be too close to its tank. Now once you think that most stress factors can be ruled out; then you can probably assume that your fish is ill.

The name Betta came from the word Bettah that refers to the group called the ancient Asian warrior clan. There are many species of Betta fish but the most popular breed is the Siamese fighting fish called as Betta splendens. Betta fish came from Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia. The King of Siam taxed and regulated fighting Bettas, which emerged as one of the most popular form of sports 150 years ago. The people went crazy over Betta fish fighting that they did bet money, personal belongings, and even their very own children for one Betta fish fight alone. The fighting fish sport was labeled as Siamese fighting fish in Siam. Siam is now known as Thailand.

The nature of Betta fish fighting

Betta fighting differs from Western dog fighting or cockfighting. The Betta fight game is more on which

People of all ages enjoy looking at aquariums. Aside from the idea that an aquarium is beautiful, many also believe that setting up an aquarium is a tough undertaking. They may not have heard about freshwater aquarium kits that will enable them to own their first freshwater aquarium with ease. These kits will eliminate the stress of searching, comparing, and buying individual equipment and accessories. They make the aquarium hobby more attractive to beginners and also make learning the hobby much easier on the parents who are teaching their kids. A kit will make it not only easier to learn what is needed for proper set up but also what is required for proper upkeep. As a result, aquarium kits are super popular throughout the world especially with first timers.

Betta fish are very easy to care for, but they do have a few requirements. Here's how to take care of your betta fish without a lot of hassle or a lot of cost.

1) Change the water in your betta's tank regularly.

By "regularly" I mean every three days if the tank is less than a gallon, and every five days if it is two gallons or less. Betta tanks three to five gallons can be changed once a week. When you change the water, you should take no more than half of it out at a time. Stir up the gravel before you empty the water out so you can get out as much waste as possible during the water change. If your tank is really dirty,