I just introduced 6 blue botias into my 75g tank yesterday. Now, to my utter dismay, I noticed that my beta has had his fins decimated. Other residents of this tank include cardinal and silver-tipped tetras, rummynoses, bala sharks and long-finned blue danios. I had expected trouble for my beta with the silver-tips, but things seemed to be going well. Is it possible that the botias wreaked this havoc last night? They seem to be awfully timid fish. I am sure that my beta was fine before. If anyone went too near him, he bluffed them off. Never see anyone chasing him. Will his glorious fins grow back? Help!
blue botias
- Thread starter tammy911
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Not too surprising.
blue Botias, also known as modesta, are mostly nocturnal, adn like most loaches can't resist betta fins. if you take him out and put him in a different tank, yes his fins will grow back. most of the time as long as there is just a little bit of fin left any fish can regrow fins. However they will not grow back if he continues to live with botias.
--Mia
blue Botias, also known as modesta, are mostly nocturnal, adn like most loaches can't resist betta fins. if you take him out and put him in a different tank, yes his fins will grow back. most of the time as long as there is just a little bit of fin left any fish can regrow fins. However they will not grow back if he continues to live with botias.
--Mia
