Fish cockerel

Despite the ferocity of the skirmishes, "cockfights" are not devoid of nobility. The male cockerel will never attack the opponent until he rises to the surface to swallow another dose of air. Also, if three males crossed in one place, the third does not interfere in the fight of the other two, but prefers to fight the winner.

Interesting training methods are used to prepare roosters for tournaments. To increase endurance, the cockerel is placed in a tall bottle and made to swim up and down for a long time. A mirror is moved along the glass, in which Betta can see her reflection. Creating a vortex in a round vessel also allows the rooster to develop its strength. The fighting technique is honed when the rooster is planted next to younger, weaker males.

Cockerel fish are extremely lifeless with each other, and very often the collision of two males leads to the death of one and them. This feature has long been used by Thais to hold tournament fights for money. In some provinces, this tradition is still alive.

Thanks to it, bettes can use atmospheric air for breathing. This type of respiration is vital for aquarium roosters, so keeping it in a closed vessel, even well saturated with oxygen, leads to the death of the fish. The labyrinth appeared in c***s as an adaptation to living in oxygen-poor ponds.

Cockerel fish belong to the suborder Labyrinth fish. Their feature is the presence of a special respiratory organ called a labyrinth. This organ is represented by plates densely permeated with blood vessels, and is located in the adnexal supraglottic plane.

Surprisingly beautiful beautiful unpretentious audacious - all these words can be applied to the aquarium fish cockerel. Aquarium c***s have a bright variable color