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Betta Fish Dot to Dot - Free 44-Dot Printable
Connect 44 numbered dots around the betta's sweeping fins and tail. This easy animal connect the dots printout helps young children practise counting, visual tracking, and steady pencil control.
Difficulty
Easy
| Ages: | |
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| Dots: | 1–44 |
| Difficulty | Easy |
Fun fact: Male betta fish spread their broad fins to display their colors and communicate with other fish.
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How to Complete the Betta Fish Dot to Dot
Betta fish are small freshwater fish famous for their brilliant colors and long, flowing fins. Start at dot 1 near the upper body, follow the numbers around the tail, and finish beside the lower fin at dot 44.
1-11 — Upper Fins and Tail
Begin at dot 1 and connect through dot 11 along the upper fin rays. Check each number before drawing to keep the sweeping curves clear.
Fun fact!
A betta's fins can spread wide, making the fish appear larger when it displays.
A betta's fins can spread wide, making the fish appear larger when it displays.
12-22 — Outer Tail
Continue from dot 12 to dot 22 around the broad outside edge of the tail. The longer gaps encourage smooth, controlled pencil strokes.
Fun fact!
Wild bettas usually have shorter fins than many colorful bettas raised as aquarium fish.
Wild bettas usually have shorter fins than many colorful bettas raised as aquarium fish.
23-33 — Lower Tail and Fin
Follow dots 23 through 33 across the lower tail and fin. Slow down at each change of direction so the fin keeps its graceful shape.
Fun fact!
Bettas use their fins to steer, balance, brake, and move carefully through the water.
Bettas use their fins to steer, balance, brake, and move carefully through the water.
34-44 — Finish the Flowing Fins
Connect dots 34 through 44 to complete the lower fin beside the body. These final points close the flowing outline and finish the fish.
Fun fact!
Betta fish can breathe air at the water's surface with a special organ called the labyrinth organ.
Betta fish can breathe air at the water's surface with a special organ called the labyrinth organ.
Your betta fish is complete! Color the body and fins with vivid reds, blues, or purples, then add plants and bubbles to create a peaceful aquarium scene. Explore more ocean and fish dot to dot printables for another puzzle.
Coloring Guide
Betta Fish: Royal Blue
Rich blues and cool highlights create a classic aquarium betta.
- 1-11 (Upper Fins): Crayola Cerulean — Cerulean gives the upper fins a bright aquatic shimmer.
- 12-22 (Outer Tail): Crayola Navy Blue — Deep blue emphasizes the broad tail.
- 23-33 (Lower Tail): Crayola Sky Blue — A lighter blue separates the lower fin rays.
- 34-44 (Lower Fins): Crayola Blue Green — Blue green completes the cool water palette.
Betta Fish: Red Flame
Warm reds and oranges make the flowing fins look bold and lively.
- 1-11 (Upper Fins): Crayola Red — Bright red makes the upper fin stand out.
- 12-22 (Outer Tail): Crayola Orange — Orange adds warmth across the wide tail.
- 23-33 (Lower Tail): Crayola Scarlet — Scarlet creates a strong flowing accent.
- 34-44 (Lower Fins): Crayola Golden Yellow — Gold highlights the tips of the lower fins.
Betta Fish: Purple Jewel
Purple, pink, and teal create a bright fantasy aquarium look.
- 1-11 (Upper Fins): Crayola Purple Heart — Deep purple gives the upper fins a jewel tone.
- 12-22 (Outer Tail): Crayola Orchid — Orchid softens the broad tail with a bright contrast.
- 23-33 (Lower Tail): Crayola Magenta — Magenta makes the lower tail vivid and playful.
- 34-44 (Lower Fins): Crayola Sea Green — Sea green provides a cool finishing highlight.
