You don't. Wild Bettas do not come from Singapore.
in the wild,most of there prey is bugs which fall into the water. when i feed mine bugs,she will grab onto them,and if theer to big to swallow,she drags em under water and shakes/ bites them apart
in rivers.
The betta fish that you buy at Walmart or a pet shop are raised in captivity and bred for their long fins and rich colors. The original betta(Betta spendens) came from Siam, now Thailand, where it lives in small ponds. The wild fish is smaller and not as colorful as its domestic counterpart, but just as feisty with others of its kind.
They eat fallen fruits, washed up fish, and climb trees to eat bugs
Betta fish do live by themselves, as int hey don't travel in groups. But more then one betta inhabits a space. They live in mile long rice paddies.
so they can catch prey because some are wild
African wild dogs will prey on cheetah cubs.
they catch tails or rear ends of prey to catch.
a wild betta
In the wild, yes, betta fish are carnivorous and are thus required to hunt for food. If you put a live bloodworm into a betta's tank, you can see from the body language of the fish that it is "eyeballing" or even stalking the worm.
Betta fish are carnivorous and they eat insects that land on the surface of the water.Beta fish eat the algae off of other rocks and surroundings. :)