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Keep Your Betta Thriving
Track your tanks, log water parameters, upload photos, manage your fish, and maintain the perfect environment.
Manage your Betta's home. Ideal for single specimen tanks, sororities, or community setups.
Your tank at a glance — gauges turn green when optimal, yellow when borderline, red when critical.
Add a tank first to start tracking! Go to My Tanks →
Quick-log your water test results. Takes 30 seconds!
Upload photos of your aquarium to track its progress over time.
Everything you need to know about each water parameter — what it is, why it matters, how to test, and what to do when it's wrong.
Common tail types and distinct care requirements.
| Parameter | Splendens (Domestic) | Imbellis (Wild) | Mahachai (Wild) | Alien (Hybrid) |
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Not sure what tail type you have? Browse our visual guide or upload a photo to check!
Upload a clear photo of your betta flaring to help identify the tail type.
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Clear, side-view photos of flaring bettas work bestTrack trends over time. Stable parameters = happy fish!
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Wisdom from experienced Betta keepers.
Bettas are tropical fish. They need a stable temperature between 78-80°F. Cold water weakens their immune system.
Bowls are bad! Bettas need at least 5 gallons (19L) for swimming space and stable water parameters.
Plastic plants can tear delicate betta fins. Use live plants or soft silk plants to provide hiding spots.
Your tank must be cycled (0 Ammonia, 0 Nitrite) before adding fish. This takes 4-6 weeks with a new filter.
Bettas are weak swimmers (especially long-finned ones). Use a sponge filter or adjustable flow to prevent them from getting blown around.
Bettas are carnivores. Feed high-quality pellets, frozen bloodworms, and daphnia. Avoid plant-based flakes.
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BettaTracker helps hobbyists track Betta fish health, water parameters, tank conditions, and history to prevent illness and ensure thriving fish.