Are you tired of spending a fortune on expensive commercial betta rack systems? Look no further! In this article, we will guide you through the process of building a DIY betta rack with a recirculating water system that not only saves you money but also provides a better housing solution for your beloved fish. The… Continue reading Building a Betta Rack: A Cost-Effective Solution
Category: betta fish care
Dying Betta Fish: Spotting Signs and Taking Action
Betta fish, with their vibrant colors and elegant fins, are popular pets known for their captivating beauty. However, like all living creatures, bettas can fall ill or experience health issues that may ultimately lead to their demise. Recognizing the signs of a betta fish in distress is essential for responsible pet ownership. In this article,… Continue reading Dying Betta Fish: Spotting Signs and Taking Action
Does Betta Fish Need Salt in Its Water?
Aquarium salt can be a useful treatment in betta fish care, but it’s important to understand when and how to use it properly. While the use of salt can help prevent and treat bacterial and fungal infections in bettas, it’s not recommended to add salt to their water daily. This is because excess salt can… Continue reading Does Betta Fish Need Salt in Its Water?
Betta fish tail disappear
If you suddenly notice that your betta fish lost its tail, disappearing for no reason, it may not be because it was fighting or bitten by an enemy. These are the possible causes of your fish’s tail tearing: -Your betta fish is hungry-It is angry-It is sick Not feeding your fish can make it resort… Continue reading Betta fish tail disappear
Feeding Betta Fish with Moina: Nutritious live food
Feeding betta fish with Moina has been found to increase their growth rate faster than other types of food. This makes it a highly recommended food for betta fry owners who want to rear their fish into healthy adult fish in a shorter period. Moina, also known as water fleas, is a popular live food… Continue reading Feeding Betta Fish with Moina: Nutritious live food
Curing your betta fish diseases before death
Betta fish is like any living creature, we are susceptible to diseases that can cause them to become sick or even die. In this blog post, we will discuss some common betta fish diseases and how to cure them before it’s too late. This fish is among the most popular aquarium fish species globally. They… Continue reading Curing your betta fish diseases before death
What is Dropsy Disease in Betta Fish?
Dropsy, also known as “pinecone disease,” is a bacterial infection that affects the fish’s kidneys and other internal organs, causing fluid to accumulate in the fish’s body. This accumulation of fluid results in the fish’s scales protruding outwards, resembling a pinecone, hence the name. The fish’s abdomen also swells, making it difficult for the fish… Continue reading What is Dropsy Disease in Betta Fish?
Velvet makes your betta fish sick and doesn’t want to eat
Velvet is a parasitic disease caused by the Piscinoodinium parasite, and it can quickly spread and lead to fatal consequences if left untreated. Symptoms of velvet in betta fish include lethargy, loss of appetite, and a noticeable gold or rust-colored dust on the fish’s body. The parasite attaches itself to the fish’s skin and gills,… Continue reading Velvet makes your betta fish sick and doesn’t want to eat
Ichthyophthirius – a White Spots on Betta Fish Body
Ich is a parasitic disease that affects fish, including bettas, and is caused by the protozoan Ichthyophthirius multifiliis. It is one of the most common diseases that affect freshwater fish, and it can be deadly if not treated promptly. Symptoms of Ich in Betta Fish The symptoms of Ich in betta fish are relatively easy… Continue reading Ichthyophthirius – a White Spots on Betta Fish Body
Fin Rot – Treating and Preventing this Betta Fish Infection!
Fin rot, also known as tail rot, is a bacterial infection that affects a betta fish’s fins and tail. It is caused by a variety of different bacteria, including Aeromonas, Pseudomonas, and Vibrio. The bacteria can infect a betta fish through open wounds or cuts in their fins, or from poor water conditions. Symptoms of… Continue reading Fin Rot – Treating and Preventing this Betta Fish Infection!