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Persistent fin rot in betta

Discussion in 'Freshwater Illness and Disease' started by Aloniel, Jan 2, 2019.

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Hello again! Unfortunately I've seen him not get any better but actually a little worse. I went to the pet store and she told me to keep him in a one gallon tank half filled so he can't swim around much, put a low power heater in there, treat him with betta revive, and leave him until he's cured. Is that really a good idea? She said frequent water changes can make it worse but... I don't know. I'm so confused

#11 Aloniel, Jan 7, 2019