Leahpea
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The other day I went to a little pet store just to buy a heater and stuff, there was an extremely decrepit and dying betta on the shelf. I took him home because it was so disgusting the conditions he wa in.
His color got better, but I have hardly seen him swim, and I’ve never seen him go up to the top and he’s been with me for 4 day. Constantly on the bottom, I’m thinking it’s a swim bladder issue??
I tried feed him a frozen blood worm just to see if he was interested in food , he moved his eyes and looked at it but didn’t try to eat it. Online they said a frozen sweat pea for swim bladder but he wouldn’t eat it either. This was on the 3 day about. Haven’t seen him eat anything.
I can’t tell if he’s produced any waste because it was an established tank with mulm already that Ive put him in.
Today I think Is day 4. He was just laying down completely on his side breathing hard but I looked he’s upright again.
When do I know if I need to euthanize..I hate to say but he looks pretty bad. I feel horrible.
I’ll keep you guys updated on his condition. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
His color got better, but I have hardly seen him swim, and I’ve never seen him go up to the top and he’s been with me for 4 day. Constantly on the bottom, I’m thinking it’s a swim bladder issue??
I tried feed him a frozen blood worm just to see if he was interested in food , he moved his eyes and looked at it but didn’t try to eat it. Online they said a frozen sweat pea for swim bladder but he wouldn’t eat it either. This was on the 3 day about. Haven’t seen him eat anything.
I can’t tell if he’s produced any waste because it was an established tank with mulm already that Ive put him in.
Today I think Is day 4. He was just laying down completely on his side breathing hard but I looked he’s upright again.
When do I know if I need to euthanize..I hate to say but he looks pretty bad. I feel horrible.
I’ll keep you guys updated on his condition. Any advice would be greatly appreciated