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Hi everyone,
I hope someone can help me. I have a longtailed beta (male) I had him in with my frog tank, but the area was too small. I noticed that he started to get pinholes in his fins. I took him out and put him in a 1 gallon tank. I have a heat lamp on him that keeps the water at 72. But now his fins are shreading and his top scales and scales by his gills are begining to discolor. I also noticed that he is getting white dots on his gill fins. I started treating him with Bettafix remedy 10 days ago and did a 20 percent water change. And i add about a teaspoon of salt to the water. But he is getting worse. I don't know what to do. Can anyone help? Thanks Debbie |
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Hi, sorry to have read that your betta has died, from what I know, holes in the betta tails is caused by poor water quality, might be due to chlorine burn. Did yuo treat the water before putting it into the tank during a water change? It could also be your heating light, do you stay in a place which is constantly cold all the time? But its normally the water quality which will effect bettas a lot.
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I had the same thing happen to a betta of mine that was by himself. I started treating his bowl or tank what ever you have with Bowl Buddies for Bettas and gold fish. After a few water changes, and a bowl buddy added at each complete change, he is doing great and the holes are gone. It also took care of a ick problem I had with one of my fish. All my bettas are doing great, and seem alot better since I started using these tablets. Give them a try.
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