Betta Decor – Blue Reef Aquatics Tropical Fish

Zoomed Floating Betta Log

bluereefaquatics — Sat, 31 Aug 2024 00:16:09 +0000

A natural looking floating log for your pet Betta to sleep, play, breed, feed, or blow a bubble nest in.

Make your Betta Happy! Helps relieve boredom from captivity.
Comes complete with top “feeding hole”.
For use in a minimum 2 gallon Betta enclosure.

Zoomed Betta Mirror

bluereefaquatics — Sat, 31 Aug 2024 00:16:07 +0000

An exercise mirror that promotes natural territorial behaviors and provides enrichment for your Betta.

Small mirror suspended with a floating ball.
When your Betta sees his reflection he will “exercise” his fins.
Reduces boredom from captivity.
Watch your Betta perform natural behaviors.

Zoomed Betta Tunnel Asst Colors

bluereefaquatics — Fri, 05 Jul 2024 18:09:27 +0000

Attach the Betta Tunnel to the inside of a Betta’s habitat to encourage exploration, exercise, and other natural behaviors. Position the Tunnel about an inch under the surface of the water to allow your fish to rest on top as well as inside the tunnel. Multiple tunnels may be used to increase interest or create a fun course for your fish to swim though! Change the tunnel’s position occasionally to add interest and increase its enrichment value!

What is “Enrichment”?

Behavioral enrichment is the improvement of animals’ lives through mental and physical stimulation that increases their natural healthy behaviors. For our beloved Bettas, we can do this by enhancing the environment or by providing species-appropriate challenges, opportunities, and stimulation. Exposure to these items and environmental changes often results in increased activity and performance of natural behaviors.

Zoomed Betta Floating Lounge

bluereefaquatics — Fri, 05 Jul 2024 18:09:05 +0000

The Betta Floating Lounge provides a comfortable resting site that will always be an appropriate distance from the surface of the water. The naturalistic bamboo design fits in any habitat and has built in enrichment value as it floats around the habitat.

Fish breathing Air?

In nature, Bettas generally inhabit shallow bodies of water with abundant vegetation, including marshes, floodplains, and rice paddies. In these warm, shallow habitats, oxygen levels are frequently low, which has likely led to the evolution of the lung-like labyrinth organ that allows Bettas (and other Anabantoids) to breathe air at the surface of the water.

Marina Betta Buddy

bluereefaquatics — Mon, 10 Feb 2020 00:36:08 +0000

The Marina Betta Buddy provides the ideal entertainment for your fish. Bettas are highly intelligent, as well as being very curious, but the downside of being smart is that boredom can set in very easily. The Marina Betta Buddy engages your betta, helping to reduce boredom and encourage movement.