Betta fish, or Siamese fighting fish, are popular aquarium fish.  They are often called 'bettas,' and are part of the gourami family.  They are well known for being territorial fish and 'fighting' if two are placed together or they see their reflections.  Betta fish originate from Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand natively.  Despite popular belief, they are not found in puddles.   In the wild, they live in standing waters, often in rice paddies, floodplains, or canals.  In the wild, they are less territorial due to the large space they live in - they will only spar, not fight to the death.
 
This fish was tank-bred and raised. The Father is a Blue Nemo Koi Betta. The Mother is a Solid Blue dumbo ear Betta. You will receive this exact fish in the photos.