Yes, crowntail females can mate with halfmoon males, and vice versa.
Any type of betta can mate with any another type. Veiltails with halfmoons, deltas with crowntails, etc.
But most people prefer to breed bettas with their own type because they plan to sell them, and most people don't want "mutts". They can also keep the coloration, finnage, and physical characeteristics of the betta type. It is much easier to sell these purebred bettas.
If you planning on breeding the crowntail and halfmoon and selling, I highly suggest that you reconsider this. Get a two quality bettas (same type) from a good breeder.
Enjoy your fish!
Yes they will.
Crowntail, Veitail, and Halfmoons.
Male crowntail bettas have the large finns commonly associated with the betta fish with a small difference in the edges of the tail. Females have very very short fins with the crowntail edges
Some common types of betta fish include crowntail, halfmoon, plakat, and double tail. These types vary in fin shape, coloration, and tail appearance. Each type has its own unique characteristics that make them popular among betta fish enthusiasts.
A crowntail is a beta fish with a teardrop-shaped fan tail. The tail of a crowntail beta distinguishes it from other betas. The crowntail is a Siamese fighting fish that grows to 1.5-inches in length.
A Crowntail Betta Splendens is a variant of Splendens that has parted fins in a way that makes them look appealing. it is simply something you must look up on google images to get the right answer Fightn' Fact: There isn't only one Betta. Betta is an entire Genus of fish that qualify for certain specimens of fish. The fish you are talking about is betta splendens
No. They need very different water parameters.
no. Bettas are to be kept separate, unless they're all female and you give them plenty of territorial space. Beta+ other beta= fight/death/severely injured sick fish
Np, but they will bite. Yes, they will fight to the death.
yes
She breeds with a male Betta Fish.
it looks like they have a big bubble in their side