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kentosaurs 13th February 2010 03:53 PM

OH NO
 
Somethings really wrong with my bettas....2 of them are having their long fins all tearing up.....I never made them flare more then a minute. I feed them bloodworms..Im posting here cos the i can't log in in the betta forum...So please help me T.T

cbkhoon 13th February 2010 04:01 PM

Re: OH NO
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kentosaurs (Post 26175)
Somethings really wrong with my bettas....2 of them are having their long fins all tearing up.....I never made them flare more then a minute. I feed them bloodworms..Im posting here cos the i can't log in in the betta forum...So please help me T.T

pic pls..

kentosaurs 13th February 2010 06:01 PM

Re: OH NO
 
I think its most probally fin root....Only the end of the tail those "webbing" is gone...leaving only the spines i would describe...but its only a small portion...not the whole tail..

Also i have a betta spiky fin 1 which refuses to flare after a week

cbkhoon 13th February 2010 09:23 PM

Re: OH NO
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kentosaurs (Post 26183)
I think its most probally fin root....Only the end of the tail those "webbing" is gone...leaving only the spines i would describe...but its only a small portion...not the whole tail..

Also i have a betta spiky fin 1 which refuses to flare after a week

try use methyl blue and add some salt. soak 30 mins in separate container and then return the fish

marvin1997 15th February 2010 03:53 PM

Re: OH NO
 
Huh they're figthing is it? You probably put them in seperate containers right?

tzestan 16th February 2010 12:27 AM

Re: OH NO
 
The only disease I have with bettas is velvet (a type of parasite) every once a while. The fish refuses to flare. Color turns dull and fins folded. Shine a torch in the dark. The parasite is visible as golden dust over the fish body and fins. If this is the case, commercial copper based medicine is effective in curing.


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