This Champion Grade Male Halfmoon Betta is distinguished by its balanced body shape, expansive finnage, and elegant multicolor presentation. The body displays metallic pastel-blue scales that transition into broad fins featuring golden yellow, cream, soft pink, lavender, and cool blue tones. Its large caudal fin forms the wide, rounded display associated with the Halfmoon variety. The dorsal and anal fins complement the tail with coordinated colors and visible fin-ray definition, creating a harmonious profile when the fish fully spreads its fins. What type of betta is this? This is a male Halfmoon Betta, scientifically known as Betta splendens. The Halfmoon variety is recognized for its broad, semicircular tail and flowing fins. This individual features a pastel multicolor pattern dominated by metallic blue and golden-yellow tones. Why is this fish described as Champion Grade? “Champion Grade” describes the fish’s high-quality appearance, including its balanced proportions, broad tail, coordinated finnage, distinctive coloration, and strong overall presentation. It does not identify a specific competition title unless separate award documentation is provided. Key Features Variety: Halfmoon Multicolor Betta Scientific name: Betta splendens Gender: Male Quality classification: Champion Grade Primary body color: Metallic pastel blue Fin colors: Golden yellow, cream, pink, lavender, and blue Fin type: Long-fin Halfmoon Water type: Freshwater Suitable for: Serious betta collectors and premium display aquariums Listing photo: The individual fish offered for sale For proper care, keep this male betta in a heated and filtered freshwater aquarium with clean, stable water and gentle circulation. Provide adequate swimming space, suitable resting areas, and a nutritious diet formulated for betta fish. Male bettas are territorial and should not be housed with another male betta. Please note that the fish’s colors may appear slightly different depending on aquarium lighting, camera settings, screen calibration, age, stress, and natural color development.