what kind of betta is this...

[shrks1fan]

It's possible you're too close for the camera to focus, hence the blurriness. It's tough to get fish pictures with a regular camera as you can't see if it came out alright or not until you get the pictures back. With a digital you can see right away if it was any good, and if it wasn't, delete and try again. Digital cameras range from under $100 for crappy stuff to almost $1000 for top of the line SLR's. I just bought a Sony Cybershot 4.1 for $199.99 and I love it! Previously I bought a Vivitar Vivicam 3935 or something like that and it was crap! Wouldn't focus in macro mode and the LCD was too jumpy to lineup a good shot. I returned it the next day and got the Sony. If you do get a Digital, I would suggest nothing lower than 3.0 megapixels, it's well worth the few extra dollars as the quality will be much better.

Linda

 

[cation]

The first ones tail is a vey clear white, so thats not a crown tail plakat

The coloring of the betta has nothing to do with whether it's a crowntail or a plakat. crowntails and plakats can be any color!