How animals help children with reading and exams
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Apr 3, 2007
I had a very healthy & livley Betta until I left for two
days out of town, and left a house sitter. I believe she
over fed him the dried blood worms 2x a day and also
turned the Air Conditionin down, and the house was cold
when I returned that Sunday. My betta has not eaten
since! Going on the 3rd week now! He is very moppie (sp)
and depressed,but still has energy because of when I
change his water he comes ALIVE big time! I offer him
food of all kinds, (tried a cooked pea) but he just looks
at it and goes on. I think he is constipated, what do you
think? Please help! I think I am running out of time. Rae
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