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Oct 20, 2006
I just bought four little bettas a few weeks ago. I have
three males and one tini female. I left for a 5 day cruise
and when I came back I had noticed that my loved one
didn't take good care of my fishies. He over fed them and
never cleaned the tank like i asked him to. I arrived late
night and didn't notice til this morning that One of my
males had past away. I quickly cleaned the tank and the
noticed that one of the other males is losing its color,
swims very slowly and kind of leans on its side. I have no
idea how to help him get better. Can any one help me??
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They should NOT be in the same tank. They will fight to death. That may have
happened already, or it most definitely will. Furthermore, even having a female
in the tank with the male is bad-- you may end up with 300 little baby bettas!
I would separate them, adding 1/2 teaspoon aquarium salt per gallon of ...See More