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Old 05-09-2021, 07:54 PM   #1
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Betta fish spots ?

i was gone for a day and when i came back i noticed my betta fish (Kaito) has brown spots on his face. im a bit concerned as it doesnt look good. can anyone tell me whats wrong
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I'm assuming it is ammonia burn. How long have you had the fish? Do you have a test kit to test for ammonia?

When in doubt, do a water change and hopefully you have a conditioner like seachem prime.
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I'm assuming it is ammonia burn. How long have you had the fish? Do you have a test kit to test for ammonia?

When in doubt, do a water change and hopefully you have a conditioner like seachem prime.


ive had the fish for ab 3 weeks and i have pH strips i domt havw ammonia kit ill do a water change tho
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50% Water change would be good, just make sure you are using a dechlorinator to remove the chlorine. Is there a filter of some sort on the tank?
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It could also be velvet. Is there any yellow?
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50% Water change would be good, just make sure you are using a dechlorinator to remove the chlorine. Is there a filter of some sort on the tank?


there is a filter! and i usually put aqua plus in the water
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It could also be velvet. Is there any yellow?


no just brown
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i was gone for a day and when i came back i noticed my betta fish (Kaito) has brown spots on his face. im a bit concerned as it doesnt look good. can anyone tell me whats wrong
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i jus did a water change and i noticed hes not as playful and he just sits on the bottom i dont know what to do
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there is a filter! and i usually put aqua plus in the water
"Usually"? Unless you are taking only a small amount of water then that could be an issue.

How is your fish doing?
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