Betta Alien Male (Wild Type Hybrid)

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A "Betta Alien Male (Wild Type Hybrid)" is a male hybrid betta fish created by breeding various wild betta species, not a true wild type. These fish are prized for their iridescent, metallic scales, which can appear in a variety of colors like copper, green, or blue. They are known for a distinct "full face mask" of iridescence and more widespread iridescence across the fins and body, contrasting with true wild bettas. 
Characteristics

Hybrid origin: Alien bettas are not found in the wild but are man-made hybrids of several wild species, such as Betta splendens, Betta mahachaiensis, Betta smaragdina, and Betta stiktos.
Striking appearance: They exhibit vivid, metallic, iridescent colors and a distinctive full facial mask.

Widespread iridescence: Unlike true wild bettas, which have limited iridescence around the head, Alien bettas have a mutation for widespread iridescence, covering the entire body and fins.

"Wild type" behavior: They are sometimes described as "wild type" because they are closer in appearance and some behaviors to wild bettas than to the long-finned, domesticated varieties.

Temperament: Alien betta males are often very aggressive and should typically be housed alone or with multiple females in a spacious, planted tank.