2 Gallon Tank Bloated betta. Need help!

KianMan

Active Member
Member
Messages
126
hey guys! so I have a betta who's got a bloated belly. in his tank he had some plants which died. could this have caused an ammonia spike? or is it because of nutrient dense food like pellets which leads to indigestion? he's been sitting at the bottom of his tank but comes to the top eagerly when I open the tank to feed him. I did a 50% water change, suspecting an ammonia spike
 

Advertisement
hey guys! so I have a betta who's got a bloated belly. in his tank he had some plants which died. could this have caused an ammonia spike? or is it because of nutrient dense food like pellets which leads to indigestion? he's been sitting at the bottom of his tank but comes to the top eagerly when I open the tank to feed him. I did a 50% water change, suspecting an ammonia spike
Do you have a test kit?
 
It would help if you would fill out the emergency template! And I don't want to stress you out more with everything that's happening, but a 2 gallon tank is too small for a betta, if I were you I'd get at least a 5 gal tank
However, if the betta is just a juvenile, then a 2 gallon will be good for the fish until it gets old enough that it outgrows the tank
 
Bloat can be caused by a few things. Like Neppley recommended, if you fill out the emergency template and are able to post a few pics, we could give you better advice...
 
Advertisement



Advertisement








Advertisement




Back
Top Bottom