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Kuneria
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I went to check on my male betta fish today and i found him sitting at the bottom of his tank like a pancake. I immediately reached my hand in there to scoop him out and the water was hot!!! Like i mean 92-95 degrees. He was still alive when i found him. I put him in a cup and he's currently floating in my community tank which is kept at 73 degrees. He's been in the cup overnight and he's still alive, but also still just sitting motionless on his side.
He's probably going to die, but i was wondering if maybe maybe there's a chance at saving him?? What would i have to do to help him?
I'm so bummed out he's one of my best bettas, so lively and cute and aaahhhhh
The tank he was in was a two gallon hex, filtered and over heated apparently. The heater i was using is a national geographic compact submersible heater mini-10w (non adjustable) I've been using it for almost a year. I don't know how long he was swimming in the fishy soup.
He's probably going to die, but i was wondering if maybe maybe there's a chance at saving him?? What would i have to do to help him?
I'm so bummed out he's one of my best bettas, so lively and cute and aaahhhhh
The tank he was in was a two gallon hex, filtered and over heated apparently. The heater i was using is a national geographic compact submersible heater mini-10w (non adjustable) I've been using it for almost a year. I don't know how long he was swimming in the fishy soup.
