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Here at the IBC we keep betta, breed betta, show betta, and most of all, we talk betta to anyone who wants to talk about them.
We look for color, fins, deportment; and we love to argue, which is the most important. Some study the genetics of a betta, some could care less about all of the above and just want one of these people-friendly fish to call a pet.
Wherever you are we would like you to look into our club and see if you might want to be part of it. We have seminars, put on betta shows, have betta auctions and sometimes just talk. Look in the "Chapters" page to see if there is a local chapter near you. |
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Tanks for the good times: Fish expo in Anderson |
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Written by Shawn McGrath, Herald Bulletin Staff Writer
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— ANDERSON, IN — Aquamarine, orange, purple and white, inch-long Betta fish danced in small containers stacked in tiers during the Midwest Betta Club’s Spring Show on Saturday at Hollywood Estates Clubhouse in Anderson.
It takes my stress away,” said Mohan Balakrishnan, 37, of Sterling Heights, Mich. “It’s one way of getting my stress out. I’d call them ‘beauty and the beast.’ Originally they were raised for fighting.”
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Official IBC Code of Ethics |
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IBC members welcome everyone who is interested in betta, whether new at owning and/or raising betta or an old pro who has raised thousands.
 The IBC feels there is room for all betta enthusiasts, young or old, new or experienced, individuals, families, team or commercial breeder.
The IBC is a club of individuals, families, teams, and commercial breeders who support the keeping, breeding, and or the showing of betta bred by
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The International Betta Congress is an international organization of Betta fanciers with approximately 700 members. We are opposed to HR 669, the Nonnative Wildlife Invasion Protection Act, and ask you to join us in our opposition.
