A giant betta fish is a selectively bred variant of the traditional betta fish that is much larger in size. Typically reaching up to 4 to 5 inches in length, giant bettas are prized for their impressive size and vibrant colors, making them a standout choice for aquarium enthusiasts.

Giant betta fish, a larger variant of the standard betta, typically reach a size of about 4 to 5 inches in length. This size makes them substantially bigger than regular betta fish, which usually measure around 2.5 inches.

Giant betta fish are available at Tropicflow, your go-to source for healthy and vibrant aquarium fish. Tropicflow specializes in a variety of betta fish, including the larger giant betta species.

To breed giant betta fish, ensure you have a mature male and female. Set up a breeding tank with warm water (around 80°F), shallow depth, and places for hiding. Introduce the female to the tank and monitor interactions closely. After spawning, remove the female and let the male care for the eggs until they hatch.

Giant betta fish typically live between 3 to 5 years. Their lifespan can be extended with optimal care, including proper diet, appropriate tank size, and stable water conditions.

Tropicflow once carried a remarkable giant betta that measured an impressive 6 inches in length, making it one of the largest specimens available in the retail market.

Our selection varies, but we strive to provide some of the most exceptional giant bettas available.

The main difference between a king betta and a giant betta lies in their size and breeding. King bettas are large but generally smaller than giant bettas, usually growing up to 3 to 3.5 inches.

Giant bettas, on the other hand, can grow up to 5 inches or more. Additionally, king bettas often have a more muscular build and are not as elongated as giant bettas.

Both are larger than regular bettas, but giant bettas are the result of specific breeding to maximize their size.

The minimum recommended tank size for a giant betta fish is 10 gallons. However, a larger space, such as a 20-gallon tank, is ideal to provide ample room for swimming and maintaining high water quality.

This size helps accommodate their larger size and supports better health and more active behavior.