Betta edithae
April 30th, 2012 — 1:40pm
This species is the only member of the B. edithae group within the genus, and separated from all other Betta spp. by the fact that the branchiostegal membrane and posterior portion of the opercle are opaque or translucent.
The original diagnosis by Vierke also states that it has relatively small eyes and short fins with a typical pattern of partial barring.
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