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By: Jim Sonnier
Submitted: 10/7/2003
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HALF MOON BETTAS were created during the last 10 years by European breeders. The most outstanding characteristic of Half Moons is the half circle caudal (tail). The edges are straight - one straight up and the other straight down. The rays and webbing then form a perfect 180 degree half circle around to the forward facing edges. In the ideal Half Moon Betta the dorsal and anal fins are also somewhat modified and together with the caudal all fin edges form a circular pattern approximately two thirds of the way around the body. Another key characteristic of the Half Moons is extra ray branching particularly in the caudal. In normal Bettas the caudal rays branch once, maybe twice in better fish. But in Half Moons the caudal rays branch a third time in the best fish, or even a fourth time . That means a single ray starting from the caudal peduncle can end up with 16 ray ends at the edge of the tail. An important consideration when working with Half Moons is the fact that they do not breed true. From Half Moon parents you may get no Half Moon offspring, or only one or two. Typically you will get less than 10% Half Moon offspring. With careful observation and much hard work these dedicated Betta breeders have created a magnificent new form for all of us to admire and enjoy.
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My research and experience with Half Moons leads me to believe that there are at least 3 genetic factors required to produce a Half Moon Betta. First, all caudal rays must be perfectly straight with no curving or bending. Second, the straight caudal rays must branch multiple times with triple branching producing the best fish. Third, extra spread in the webbing between the rays allows the 180 degree caudal fan to form. It appears that the straight rays and the extra webbing spread are heavily impacted by environmental factors. Even if the Betta possesses these genetic traits they may not show because of generally poor water conditions or bad rearing techniques.
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If all three of these genetic factors were inherited as recessives (or all three as dominants) then Half Moon Bettas would breed true and you would get 100% Half Moon offspring from a mating of Half Moons. So it seems safe to say that the three genetic factors are a mixture of dominant and recessive traits. My guess would be that the gene for multiple branching is a dominant trait, while the genes for straight rays and extra webbing spread are probably recessive traits. If this hypothesis is correct then only 3 fish out of every 64 offspring from heterogeneous parents would have the required genetic material to become Half Moons, and 2 of those 3 would be heterozygous (not pure) for multiple branching. Then there is the problem of lower quality environmental conditions inhibiting the actions of the Half Moon genes. My overall conclusion is that raising Half Moons is extremely difficult and the numbers of Half Moons produced will quite likely be very small
 
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The Half Moon (or Halfmoon, or HM) is the hottest tail form going today, and with good reason. These guys look great even when not flaring, and when they do flare the effect is astounding; a huge tail that spreads straight up and straight down, full dorsal, and symmetrical anal fin. They are quite an accomplishment in betta form.
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Specifically, a halfmoon betta must have a caudal where both ends are exactly 180 degrees apart or more, spreading towards the front. Caudal edges have to be straight or curving outwards, and not bending inwards.
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There are a few important things to strive for when breeding for a Halfmoon betta:
1.)Symmetry - the body line that cuts and seperates the caudal into half.
2.)Balance - the ability to draw an arc that begins from the caudal and encompasses the dorsal and anal without hitting a snag.
3.)180 degree caudal with straight and crisp edges.
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When caudal/body is less than 1, you get an ';oval shape';(OS). But when caudal=body or caudal/body is 1, you have a ';circle';(CS). The OS Halfmoons are good, but the CS Halfmoons are truly exceptional, and an excellent model to aspire to.
 
 
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Many greetings from America, Chun-Hau Chen,
I';m glad you enjoyed the website. You are welcome to use whatever information
you find. I only ask that credit be given to the authors, and to this website
as the source.
I am also in the process of writing a book on the Modern Show Betta, which I
hope to have published by the end of the year. I would be happy to send you a
complimentary copy for your research. Smile
Regards,
Victoria Parnell

To: info@bettysplendens.com
Subject: Contact - bettysplendens.com
> Dear Miss Splendens Smile
> I am a junior postdoc fellow in the National Taiwan University.I read with
great interest your intriduction about the show beeta. I am not a breeder. The
Betta is the first fish that I had when I was very young.However, I found there
are so many kind of beautiful show-betta. Would you mind let me translate your
article or some of your Show-batta pictures in Chinese to introduce the
show-betta for people in Taiwan. Thank you very much for your time and
assistance.  My English is not good enough to express how much I appreciate for
the kindness of you .I look forward to hearing from you, soon.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Chun-Hau Chen
 
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