The Betta Olympic Games are an international betta sports celebration, held twice a year. The ultimate goals are to unite and celebrate talented bettas across the world, educate others on how to interact with their pet betta, as well as cultivating engagement within the Instagram aquatic community and beyond!
Most importantly, it’s for betta fish and their trainers to bond and have fun together!
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Although this activity is light-hearted fun, please be sure to put your betta’s safety and wellbeing first and take care during training. A lid for your tank goes a long way!
How to Train your Betta Fish
FAQs
How did it start?
The Betta Olympics was inspired by my legendary betta fish called Pepsi… I refer to him as ‘the grandfather of Betta Olympics‘ – he was a champ and remains to be the most talented fish I’ve ever trained and loved.
Check out the First Betta Olympics or look up #bettaolympics on Instagram. I also have previous events featured on my Story Highlight.
Who can join?
It’s open internationally to different kinds of betta, including all tail shapes, age, skill levels and activities.
How do I join?
Train your betta doing tricks like swimming/jumping through a hoop, play ball or obstacle course, and capture the action on a 30-seconds long video and simply follow me on Instagram @aquascape.art to submit your betta’s best tricks when the Olympics season starts.
When is it happening?
The Olympics happens twice a year, during the Summer and Winter months. Please follow my Instagram @aquascape.art to get notified of the next one!
Who are the judges?
Voting on Instagram story will be open to the public, tournament style!
What are the prizes?
The Gold, Silver and Bronze winners will be awarded trophy, medal and other prizes. The Gold winner will also be the co-host on the next Olympic and the winning betta will forever be immortalised in the Walk of Fame on this page.
Interested in being a gift/prize sponsor for this event?
Please DM me on Instagram or Email me here
Previous Gold Medalists
Walk of Fame
2021
Summer 2021
Winter 2021
2020
Summer 2020
Winter 2020
2019
2019
Summer 2019
