Male display behaviour in siamese fighting fish

    Male display behaviour in siamese fighting fish Paper details: The first aim is to determine whether male fighter fish invest more energy in aggressive or courtship displays depending on the stimulus. We hypothesis that a male fighter being exposed to a female displays more courtship than aggressive behaviours. whereas a male fighter being exposed to a male displays more aggressive than courtship behaviours. The second aim will examine whether order of exposure alters the investment of energy in aggressive and copulatory displays towards another individual (male or female). We hypothesise that aggression will be positively correlated to increased reproductive fitness of male Bettas. We also hypothesise that the order of exposure will alter the investment of energy in aggressive and copulatory displays towards another individual (male or female).