Should I Temporarily Move My Betta? PLEASE HELP

Sure, the frogs will cycle the tank. The tank will be cycled to handle the bioload of the frogs, so when you add the betta, be sure to watch ammonia and nitrites (or just do frequent changes for a couple weeks) to make sure they don't get too high. One betta really shouldn't cause too much of a disturbance, but it's best to be safe. Would be a shame for his fins to just get messed up again once you get him all healed up :)
 
I just added him back in. I tested the water and Ammonia was at 0 and Nitrites were less than .25 which is way lower than when the betta was in there. So I added a little bit of salt (1/2 tablespoon) and put him back in. I'll keep testing and keep an eye on his fins. If they seem to get worse in a couple days I'll put him back in the bowl with some salt. I guess that'll just make the cycle take longer. But I'd rather that than have his fins get completly ripped apart or worse yet get finrot... I'll keep you guys updated and please let me know if it seems I'm doing something wrong. Thanks :)
 
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