A female veiltail betta is an aquarium fish known for its long, flowing tail that droops from its fins, making it distinct from the more brightly colored males with their even longer fins. These bettas are generally friendlier, more active, and have shorter fins than males, though they can be kept in communities with compatible tankmates. Essential care includes a tank of at least 4-5 gallons, a heater, and a filter, as well as a diet of high-quality pellets, frozen, or live foods. Care for a Female Veiltail Betta Tank Size: A minimum tank size of 4-5 gallons is recommended, and they need a heater and a filter. Tank Environment: A gentle filter is ideal, and strong currents should be avoided. Diet: They are carnivores and benefit from a varied diet of high-quality Betta pellets, as well as frozen or live foods like bloodworms, brine shrimp, and daphnia. Behavior and Temperament Friendliness: Female bettas are often described as active, friendly, and curious, with some people preferring them over males. Community Living: Unlike male bettas, female bettas are not as aggressive and can sometimes live together peacefully in a suitable environment.