How animals help children with reading and exams
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Feb 16, 2007
My beta fish seems very sick. He tries to swim to the
bottom and keeps floating to the top and turning on his
side. I am afraid he is going to die if I do not do
anything about it.. Please give me any info that you have
that I can help him.. Thanks so much
Katie
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Katie-
Your fish has swim bladder disorder. Check out this webpage
for information:
[link removed]
-May
On 2/16/07, Katie Moore wrote:
> My beta fish seems very sick. He tries to swim to the
> bottom and keeps floating to the top and turning on his
> side. I am afr...See More