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I agree with Optimus, heavy water flow may discourage strong bubble-nest formation

if you have many females, and introduce them all into the tank at the same time, initial aggression will be reduced

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Beautiful betta!

Beautiful photographs I love 'em!

I'm so sorry, but you definitely did the right thing R.I.P.

I'm so sorry. You could tell from the pics that he was a beautiful betta, R.I.P. I had one that passed a week ago from dropsy as well, also had to euthanize him

Welcome to the forums Post pics :D

Yep, I've been rinsing in tank water, lol Our water supply doesn't have chloramines And thanks for the betta specific products tip, I will go buy the non-betta specific product tomorrow Do you have any ideas on how to get his tank warmer? Thanks

amazing hats :D

Welcome backk to AC and congratulations on your new betta :)

Jane, I am so sorry that you nd your family have had to go through all of this Congratulations on your mom's improvement, this threa dhas been very touching Prayers go out to you

Yup, whenever we do a WC, we take empty jugs and fill them with conditioned water and let them sit for the night/week/half week/2 days depending on the frequency of our WCs so they are at room temperature, which is the temp we keep most of our bettas in as we cannot afford heaters for each of...

bump Also I need to add that after a wc, my sister's betta always looks cleaner (without the white skin-like patches), but after a bit of time, they reappear I've read stuff about fungus treatments? Any ideas? Thanks

Here are some pics of the "dandruff" like debris collected at the bottom, she did a water change yesterday night, and she finds this much today Doing another wc Params are amm=0, trite=0, trate=3

Thanks for your advice, guys- I'll do tons of water changes and will update- shes still eating, acting well Ugh...and now my sister's betta has issues- it seems to be shedding white stuff? Like actual skin, not scales, or fin, its on its body, and it looks like dandruff/peeling sunburned skin...

Welcome to the forums ;)

Nice koi!

Yay, congratulations! Post pics and updates :)

Hi guys, my female betta who was cured from columnaris last time seems to be developing some weird strain of fin-deteriorating disease- possibly fin rot in severe form for some weird reason- but the edge of her fin is bloody. She is still eating normally, params are: Ammoniaa= 0 Nitrite= 0...