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I have a bunch of betta fry, it's both my first ever spawn and the first spawn of the parents and it's rather small. I think there's about 20-30 fry in there, that are now a little over a month old. They were developing nicely with two meals of BBS daily, even though there still is a large...

There is actually a bunch of very useful information on the stickied post on columnaris. Just click on the word, it's a quick and educational read

yes. Furan should do the trick. But I will also tell you that columnaris is hard to treat and from what I know, usually doesn't end up well. Just trying to be realistic, but I'll keep my fingers crossed

I think your questions have been pretty much answered already, and I agree with what has been said as well. Just wanted to say that you did an amazing job treating a fin rot like that! And good luck treating him for this, I really hope he'll make it through

The temperature is perfect. The amount of water changes depends on how many you regularly do. If I were you, I'd double the water changes. The most important thing right now is keeping the water quality perfect. By the way, if it makes you more comfortable, you can also treat with antibiotics...

Thank all of you guys for answering! And yeah, when I was between the ages of 4-12 I collected loads of Playmobil toys, I think I spent around 500 euros on everything I have hahaha I mean, as a kid you're also supposed to have hobbies right

Okay thank you so much!

His fin rot is just a mild version, so it should be able to be treated with just water changes. What temperature is the water at?

Technically speaking... would it be safe to put Playmobil in an aquarium? As decoration? Would the plastic and/or paints be harmful to fish or would it be okay? I bred my domestic betta fish and my little brother would like to have one of the sons of my fish. I jokingly came up with the idea to...

Okay good, I guess you should keep doing what you're doing! Do the edges of the damaged tail look black or white?

Have you ever seen him trying to nip/bite at his own tail? To me it looks like he has a lot of finnage, him being either a halfmoon, over halfmoon or rosetail, it could just be that the weight of his fins is exhausting him. Often, when these domestic bettas have this much finnage they will try...

Before you get the fish, please do some research on the nitrogen cycle, because I saw on your profile that you aren't familiar with it.

I'm really sorry to hear that, but I'm glad he had a good life. Maybe he injured himself on a piece of decoration or something and it got infected. Or maybe he just got the parasite/fungus and due to his old age he wasn't able to fight it off. This could also explain why it happened so fast.

Are they dangerous to your fish?

The size is fine, and filter wise I don't know but if the flow is too strong / you don't think there is enough surface area for the BB you can always cover the intake of the filter with more filter stuff that I forgot the name of

pitties are my favourites. gentle giants.

Just popping in to say good luck and I really hope he makes it

Everything seems fine so it really depends on the personality of your betta. If he is more aggressive I wouldn't try it, but if he is a calmer betta it should work. My male betta got angry at me when I gave him a nerite buddy while I have a female betta in my community tank and she is thriving.

What's the temperature of the water and how big is the tank?

Depends on how big the tank is, how many fish are in there, what the temperature is, how strong the flow of the filter is AND what the personality of your betta is