1.
Fin Loss & Fin Rot
Fin rot is the result of a bacterial infection, which leaves the fins tattered, bloody or blackened. Entire portions of the fins may fall off or go missing ...
2.
Housing Male & Female Bettas Together
Male and Female Bettas don't usually fare well when housed together but it may work with the right conditions and a little luck. ...
3.
pH and Ammonia
Mar 29, 2005 ... This means a pH of 6.0 is ten times more acidic then a pH of 7.0 and a pH of 5.0 is then 100 times ... How Does pH affect Ammonia Levels? ...
4.
Fin Loss & Fin Rot
The most common signs of fin rot are a rapid loss of fin tissue, bloody fin tips or blackened fin edges. In darker colored bettas these symptoms may be ...
5.
Betta Vases
Dangers of keeping bettas in Peace Lily Vases. ... on the roots of these plants; not even if the little pamphlet that came with the vase says they can. ...
6.
Swim Bladder Disorder [SBD]
A bacterial infection of the swim bladder may also cause the symptoms described. If you don't find thatthe Betta is back to normal after a day or two of ...
7.
Flexibacter
Actual, “True Fungus”, is fairly rare among bettas but does occasionally occur on dead tissue. Flavobacterium columnare has several common names such as ...
8.
Constipation
Keep a close eye on your fish and constipation should cure itself so long as you are not overfeeding and are offering a proper diet. ...
9.
Constipation
Keep a close eye on your fish and constipation should cure itself so long as you are not overfeeding and are offering a proper diet. ...
10.
Constipation
A diet of various live and frozen foods is far superior to pellets and flakes and shouldn’t be avoided out of fear of constipation. ...
