Bambithegirl
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Hi All, the last time I posted I got some really good advice about my betta’s fin rot. In the meantime I have also bough a medicine from Waterlife (I cant remember the name but you basically treat on day 1,2, 3, and 6) and his fins started evening out and looking much better with no new signs of fin rot for at least 2 weeks. We have since moved and just 2 days ago I noticed new damage to his fins. His tail fin looks so ragged again.
He still eats well and no behavioural changes. Very active. Doesn’t seem to like it when I switch the light on.
someone mentioned last time that when they get older and they start getting it, it is likely to keep coming back.
Am I fighting a losing battle to try and cure his fin rot? I have tried rooibos tea, tetra general tonic and this new Waterlife product. I have salt but haven’t tried that yet.
How much should I add to a 30L tank? And if the meds didn’t work, will this help?
Water parameters are normal. Nitrites and ammonia at 0. Temp constant at around 26 degrees.
I just don’t know how he can look so perfect in a small bowl in the petshop and then when I put him in his own 30L palace J with filter, heater and all, he gets sick.
As always, any advice will be really helpful.
He still eats well and no behavioural changes. Very active. Doesn’t seem to like it when I switch the light on.
someone mentioned last time that when they get older and they start getting it, it is likely to keep coming back.
Am I fighting a losing battle to try and cure his fin rot? I have tried rooibos tea, tetra general tonic and this new Waterlife product. I have salt but haven’t tried that yet.
How much should I add to a 30L tank? And if the meds didn’t work, will this help?
Water parameters are normal. Nitrites and ammonia at 0. Temp constant at around 26 degrees.
I just don’t know how he can look so perfect in a small bowl in the petshop and then when I put him in his own 30L palace J with filter, heater and all, he gets sick.
As always, any advice will be really helpful.