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http://www.bettatalk.com/betta_finnage.htm it's very weird, towards the bottom, double split tail. I dont think it's actually concidered a tail type, at least not yet, and i dont expect it to be My sister, Babblefish, just brought up a good point to me ( and i know it's dead but might as well...

as i was writing this post i was doing research, i hadnt heard of a split tail either, but i came accross it on a website, you'll have to give me a moment to find the site again

That very well could be. But the point was that fish was still concidered a double tail despite the split not following the whole fin and despite the lobe being smaller, it was still classified as a DT, thusly this person's fish could easilly be classified as such. And if you take a look at the...

I didnt mean to accuse you guys are anything, i just get deffensive when people are being treated as inferior. Some of the posts seemed rather harsh and sounded like " i know it you dont, it's deffinately what i said" and the last sight link that i sent simply proves that is could very easilly...

http://www.geocities.com/dynarb/mediacol/abb9.jpg this is specified as an Imperfect DT http://www.bettasrus.com/bcorner/diagrams.htm There it is you guys, Double Tail anatomy, bottom pictures

That looks like an imperfect Double Tail. There's a site that gives you the details on different tail types and It will show you a double tail (the split goes almost all the way in) and then imperfect double tails (if the split goes all the way to the body, or if the split doesnt go more than...

oops. this is my sister's SN. *edit*

well, out of concern from my other fish i removed Yesterday from the tank and put her in a quarantine bowl. Sadly she died over night. thank you all for your suggestions and help. Now i'm off to set up a perminent cycled Quarantine tank. Thanks again for your concern, i'm sure she's happier...