As some of you know I have a betta and I have taught my baby betta to do tricks. Some people have asked to see so I'm making this thread (apologies mods if this is in the wrong place) and since I can't remember what the thread it was and I'm too lazy to find it. So here's my baby girl tutu girl...
76 degrees is a little too cold bettas prefer 78-82. Tips they don't like high flowing flowing water and prefer a low flowing water stream. Only snails and shrimp as they might not like tankmates
Which one do you think is better? I think it can go two ways. If the plant is in a container it dies fast but also kills all the pest snails. If the plant is in water an the water isn't the best then you risk spreading something to your aquarium (or I'm just paranoid) but you also get snails
I think I saw something that said prime can give false readings. Test strips are inaccurate. I won't worry bettas are hardy little guys you could probably do a fish in cycle
Hello! Looks like a simple color change. I also suggest changing 50% of the water as the nitrates are kind of high and if you have ammonia and nitrite that means there are more on the way
Swim bladder usually makes them float. He may be exploring. My betta goes like that sometimes. If he corrects his position and doesn't appear to be staying like that I think he's fine
Hello! That's good clear fins mean new growth which means he is growing back the fins he lost. They should color up in a while. In a 2.5 you could probably do a fish-in cycle. May I ask what is in the 10 gallon community? How often do you do a water change?
Sorry don't really know what's up with your betta a picture would help. What size tank is he in? Heated? Tankmates? Bettafix and melafix are a controversial medicine that contains tree oil that could coat your bettas labyrinth organ and could kill your betta. I suggest a 50% water change to get...
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