Betta Coccina Pair otocinclus and plecostomus and driftwood to provide plenty

and driftwood to provide plenty of hiding places and replicate their natural habitat

makes them a favorite among pleco enthusiasts

they are best kept singly or in groups of six or more to minimize aggression

It is characterized by its elongated body

Betta Coccina Pair otocinclus and plecostomus and driftwood to provide plentyBetta coccina, commonly known as the Scarlet Betta, is a small labyrinth fish native to the peat swamp forests of Sumatra, Indonesia. It inhabits slow moving blackwater streams, forest pools, and swampy wetlands where the water is heavily stained with tannins from decaying leaves and wood. These habitats are typically warm, extremely soft, highly acidic, and densely shaded by rainforest canopy, creating one of the most specialized freshwater