A Red Dragon Hmpk Betta Picture
Posted on February 2, 2010
No, that’s not latin 
It just means – a betta plakat (PK) fish (siamese fighting gish) with a pattern on its body called ‘red dragon’ and with finnage of a halfmoon (HM) (a circle cut in half?).
I am bad at explaining, so here’s a handy link to the Wikipedia page on bettas and their fin types – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siamese_fighting_fish#Tail_shapes.
That’s a ‘Red Dragon’ pattern – a visible layer of white on the body with red fins.
In the above picture the betta shows his tail fin which has straight edges and a 180 degree spread. Hence the name, halfmoon – HM.
And the below picture, just to show the betta’s body in detail.
The above pictures are all of the bugger who is the star of my lot of fishes.
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nice to see your fishes again
19.02.2010 07:10
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21.02.2010 08:19