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betta splendens

betta fish or simply betta

bignoniaceae

trumpet creeper family with 650-750 species in 116-120 genera

siamese fighting fish

kept isolated in a small home aquarium

cloud on cloud

my son with a camera on a grand cloud on cloudy day

male doubletail

bettas are carnivorous surface feeders

south plains texas

a region in west texas that is so full of life...to believe it you must see it

bettas

orange dalmatian male

spring time in the texas panhandle

the texas panhandle celebrates four fabulous and distinctive seasons.

bubble nests

betta males build bubble nests...click centre for a video of a male, female working the bubble nest

clouds

for more on earth's blanket visit our nature pages

blue veiltail male

bettas are native to the mekong river basin in southeast asia

from the mekong river basin in southeast asia tn

rose

simply wild and beautiful

red combtail

females have an ovipositor and produce 100-500 eggs...click centre for a gallery of bettas

female bettas have an ovipositor like many insects tn

unknown jumper

spiders from the salticidae family are commonly called jumping spiders

unknown spiders from the salticidae family

red betta fish

female fins aren't as elegant as males

female betta fins are smaller than the mails tn

pesky garden gnome

they seem to come out of nowhere...this is from a docile genera of gnomes

attacking reflection

males must be isolated in captivity..click centre to jazz out with a betta

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