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I agree that is a good choice, and I alse second them being sensory pits. Especially if they are as small as they are being described

I know that others have answered, but those are just detrius worms. They live in the gravel and most of the time you never see them. They're completly harmless and they normally are more numerous when there is extra uneaten food in the tank

Looks like a pretty bad lesion. Can I ask what your water parameters are? Sometimes an uncycled tank or any high level of toxin makes them gasp. If you can add an airstone to help with the breathing.

Maybe try adding some smaller fish similar to the guppies (like smaller tetras or something) to try and get this "back to normal" for him

Lol yeah that's all I have too. I should but I rarely add anything to their tanks. If I do it's like, snails or something

Beautiful thanks! If I can access them I'm in for a fun weekend lol

To me, it doesn't look like fin rot, but even if it was, clean warm water would cure it. As for the rip, that will heal but I would trash the sharp plastic plants and get silk or live plants instead. Shedded fins are wonderful invitations to fin rot and other bacterial diseases

I'm sorry, but what dropsy signs? To me he doesn't show any (no boating, no pineconing...) I hope he has a speedy recovery! As others have said, lower the water level a bit and keep stress down. Use the betta revive that you ordered, and if I were treating him I would also use indian almond...

Intriguing. Any way I can have a link?

What kind of cat is it? Honestly this is the most interesting one. How did you get this and how do you take care of him?

A fish is still a life, you're allowed to feel sad for them. This is the place to express that When he improves yes you can add him back

Wonderful! The proper levels were stated by Rtessy below

You're most welcome! I'm happy to help, and it's nice to see that you're doing everything you can to help your fish. I would actually get him in a larger body of water if you can. You can treat him in his home tank if you want (this may kill your beneficial bacteria though) or get him a two...

If you can, add things that he can rest on towards the surface or lower your water level, or both. Make it easier for him to get to the surface to prevent drowning. You can add a small airstone as well to give him more dissolved oxygen in the water

Okay. Well since hes out of the betta fix, just keep the water clean and warm ( l like 78 to 80 degrees) and reduce stress by covering half the tank with a dark material or leaving lights off. Then you can treat for fin rot

Is he in the same water with the betta fix now?

What about using Excel? Thoughts?

Hi! Although I am still a new member, I have been doing betta rescue for a couple years now. He definitely has a bacterial contition called fin rot . It looks pretty moderate to severe, especially if he doesn't have energy and he is lying on the ground constantly as you mentioned. As I have...

Cool! Now, do I have to soak it in that stuff, or is plain water okay?

Interesting. Would it be better to alternate between pellets and frozen?