Female Betafray have shorter tailfins than males. Only male Betafray evolve.
Special abilities
Male Betafray are faster swimmers than the females. When swimming at maximum speed, they gain enough momentum to tear straight through solid objects.
Behavior
Betafray are territorial and extremely aggressive towards their own kind; a single male dominates an entire school of females, who are more docile. These Pokémon can be curious at times, but when faced with a predator, they will use their better judgment and hide behind large rock formations or in clumps of seaweed until the threat passes by. If faced with a rival or other intruder, a male will savagely attack it at fast speeds by ramming into it relentlessly in an effort to chase it off.
Habitat
Betafray are found in warm, tropical waters, where they become very possessive of their territory and aggressive towards intruders.
Diet
In the wild, Betafray prey upon the larvae of Bug-type Pokémon. Once captured, they will eat Pokémon food like any other Pokémon.
This aggressive Pokémon is extremely territorial. Males are faster swimmers than females. At maximum speed, they gain enough momentum to tear through solid objects.
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These Pokémon travel in schools comprised of several females and only one male. They are extremely aggressive and territorial.
This aggressive Pokémon is extremely territorial. Males are faster swimmers than females. At maximum speed, they gain enough momentum to tear through solid objects.
