Combtail?

[Johnificent]

I just got my new betta yesterday, it is a delta tail. but, when i look closely at its fin and tail, it has sort of spiked edges? could it possibly be a combtail betta?
Tail and Fin circled in this pic:

[bettamaniac]

it could possibly be a combtail. the combtail trait can affect a betta whos parents dont have the combtail trait. it is a genetic trait that can affect any betta. so its either a combtail delta or he just has damaged fins.

[Johnificent]

he hasnt done any tail biting or anything. and the store just restocked their bettas yesterday, and i took him. so, hopefully he is a combtail :) looks cool to me XD

[Betta Slave]

He could have a bit of CT or CMT in him, but otherwise his fins look pretty normal to me... if his fins look something like this (or neater) up close, he is most likely a combtail... but if some rays are just growing out a bit farther than the others, very, very subtley, then he most likely isn't... IMO. Sorry for the big pic.

[Johnificent]

they actually look like your's up close. except the split isnt as big :P all the tail is even and stuff, nothin growin out....

[JKfish]

he is not a combtail. There are a lot of bettas with very slight web reduction between the rays, I do believe combtail's reductions are much more drastic.

[Johnificent]

oh, ok :) just curious.......

[Thunderloon]

a spidery webbish-ness to fins is common in halfmoon/delta, if you look at my Sherbert's pic you'll see he not only seems to have that spikey edge but also has a very delicate membrane between them.

[Johnificent]

oh, ok :) thats pretty cool...

[Abby]

This is a comb tail.