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Koi Dumbo (Elephant Ear)

These stunning fish originated in Thailand in the year 2000 via selective breeding, combining big pectoral fins with koi patterning and marbled translucency featuring red, black orange and white colouration.

They now come in a huge variety of patterns and colours incorporating copper, blues, pinks and many others.

These specialised captive-bred fish are highly prized by collectors due to the variety of striking colours and fin sizes and shapes.

Care

  • Origin: Indonesia

  • Temperature: 24-27℃

  • pH: 6.5-7.5

  • Ammonia: 0

  • Nitrite: 0

  • Nitrate: <20

  • TDS: 450ppm

  • Water Flow: Low

  • Food: high grade betta pellet, frozen bloodworm, frozen brine shrimp, frozen white mosquito larvae

We recommend using Catappa leaf in the aquarium to help with stress and also improve fish health and colouration

Koi Dumbo Male #2

£55.00Price

We want you to have a smooth and happy introduction to your new arrival.

To help get fully prepared, see our:

Betta Care Guide

Tank Cycling Guide

(Both open in new tabs)

Our aim is simple: your fish should arrive safely and in excellent condition.

In the unlikely event that a fish arrives deceased (DOA), we provide a Live Arrival Guarantee. For full details, see our Delivery and Guarantee page.


  • Once your loss is confirmed, we will provide a replacement fish (depending on our stock), or we will issue a reimbursement of the purchase price excluding courier costs.

How to get your replacement

See our full Live Arrival Guarantee.

Summary: You must notify us within 1 hour of arrival using one of the methods below:

Contact details:

Ring 07521 062789, or

email broadheath.bettas@outlook.com

via our web form 

Provide clear photos or video of the unopened packaging and the fish inside.

Replacement or refund is at our discretion and covers the fish cost only, not courier costs (postage).

Your Responsibilities.

Once a fish has been removed from the transport packaging, ongoing care, water quality, acclimatisation and compatibility with any tank mates become the responsibility of the keeper

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