Female Candy Koi Betta fish share many characteristics with their male counterparts but have some distinct differences, particularly in terms of appearance and behavior.
 
Appearance: Female Candy Koi Bettas typically exhibit similar marbled patterns as males, with patches of red, white, and black on their bodies. However, they often lack the long, flowing fins that are characteristic of male Bettas. Instead, their fins tend to be shorter and less elaborate, though they may still display vibrant colors and patterns.
Size: Female Candy Koi Bettas are generally similar in size to males, reaching about 2.5 to 3 inches (6-8 centimeters) in length on average.
Temperament: While male Bettas are known for their territorial and sometimes aggressive behavior, female Bettas tend to be less aggressive, especially towards other females. However, they can still display aggression, particularly when housed in small or overcrowded tanks. It's essential to provide plenty of hiding spots and visual barriers to minimize aggression in female Betta communities.
Compatibility: Female Candy Koi Bettas can often be housed together in groups called sororities, especially in larger tanks with ample space and hiding spots. However, careful monitoring is essential to ensure that aggression is minimized and that all fish are thriving.
Care: Female Candy Koi Bettas require similar care to males, including a heated and filtered aquarium with stable water parameters. They also benefit from a varied diet consisting of high-quality Betta pellets or flakes, supplemented with occasional treats like frozen or live foods.
 
*Due to natural variations, the product may differ  in appearance from the picture provided.*