I have two problems
I have two bettas in a large, covered, divided tank. One somehow managed to sneak into the other's side last night and let's just say my veiltail is now a crowntail. I've found the divider problem and fixed it, I just want to know if there's any way to ensure my injured betta heals all right.
My second issue is that my dwarf gourami is fiercely infected with what I believe to be ich. My heat is sitting at 80 even though my NEW heater is set to 86 (slowly ramped up ofc)- will replace asap. The tank is salted, but not as much as prescribed on the box because it simply looks like too much to me? Two rounded tablespoons seems like a LOT for 10g, and I hear it's bad for my plants. None of the other fish are showing symptoms but the gourami is getting worse. Do I need to get serious with the salt and heat or should I go ahead and break out the ich medication? I really don't want to kill my biofilter, but my gourami looks terrible today.
I have two bettas in a large, covered, divided tank. One somehow managed to sneak into the other's side last night and let's just say my veiltail is now a crowntail. I've found the divider problem and fixed it, I just want to know if there's any way to ensure my injured betta heals all right.
My second issue is that my dwarf gourami is fiercely infected with what I believe to be ich. My heat is sitting at 80 even though my NEW heater is set to 86 (slowly ramped up ofc)- will replace asap. The tank is salted, but not as much as prescribed on the box because it simply looks like too much to me? Two rounded tablespoons seems like a LOT for 10g, and I hear it's bad for my plants. None of the other fish are showing symptoms but the gourami is getting worse. Do I need to get serious with the salt and heat or should I go ahead and break out the ich medication? I really don't want to kill my biofilter, but my gourami looks terrible today.