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Siamese Fighting Fish
Siam is the old name for Thailand.
These fish live in Thailand and nearby countries.
These fish can breathe air so can live in polluted water.
The male fish fight each other.
Males are colourful, females are not.
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Siamese Fighting Fish
Related Category: Vertebrate Zoology
see betta.
More on Siamese Fighting Fish
Betta - (bt´) or fighting fish, small, freshwater fish of the genus Betta, found in Thailand and the Malay Peninsula.
Siamese fighting fish
The Siamese fighting fish (Betta splendens) is one of the most popular species of freshwater aquarium fish.
Betta splendens (betta, Siamese fighting fish)
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The newly discovered species include two tree frogs, 19 sucker fish, six Siamese fighting fish, three catfish, 16 ginger plants, three trees, a plant with a single large leaf, a fish that resembles a dead leaf, ...
Birds: Cockatoo, Black Eagle
Reptiles: Saltwater Crocodile, Burmese Python, Cobra (several species)
Primates: Orangutan, Gibbons, Macaque Monkeys, Langur Monkeys, Tarsiers
Fish: Betta (Siamese Fighting Fish) ...
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 See also: Fighting Fish, Gourami, Gnu, Catfish, Elephant
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