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Feb 22, 2008
I have a 2 year old betta that had fungus about two months
ago. Now that I have gotten rid of the fungus the poor
little guy can't swim to the top of the tank, has a
distended stomach and is turning grey. I need help!!
Thanks!
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Hi Jen,
Swimming (or rather, floating) difficulties are usually related to swim bladder
issues. Bloating or swelling due to infection OR constipation can cause this. If
he seems ill, I would medicate with antibiotics. If not, feed your betta some
peas (baby food peas are the best) on a toothpick. It'll ...See More