That depends on how extensive the damage to the tail is. So I'd evaluate the situation first. Do you have your betta in a tank with other fish? If so, he needs his own home. Bettas are loners.
But the short answer to your question is yes. As long as the damage does not extend all the way to the fin base, it should grow back in a couple of months. It may not grow back with any color at first, but it should reappear eventually.
A Betta Fish or Siamese Fighting Fish are only a few inches. The females grow to about 2.5" and males grow to 3".
they are born with them if they don't have them then they are going to die :(
yes and it might take awhile but it will grow back
Siamese fighting fish can eat mosquito larvae, microworms, daphnia and so on, but if you want to go with pellets; I have had the best results from "new life" brand pellets the product is called Spectrum small fish formula.
They have to grow up and be adult before they can breed
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yes, their tails grow with them.
Tadpoles aren't fish, but baby frogs. They grow legs and lose their tails later.
Cheetah cubs are born with tails, just like domestic dogs and cats. The tails grow as the animal grows.
When they are tiny they are impossible to sex but as they grow older the males can be easilly recognised because they develop more colour and larger fins than the females. They eventually grow into larger fish too.
bunny's tails grow all the way to the bottom of their backs where their behind is or their bunny tail is!
they only grow to the size of their tanks, so if you only have a small tank they will stay small. you need water treatments (one to equalise the bad stuff and one to add fish friendly stuff) and they will nip other fish and fan tails get nipped at my normal ones. they think the tails are food :) fish look after themselves, just change the water