How animals help children with reading and exams
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Nov 12, 2006
When i woke up this morning, my beta was floating
vertically in the corner behind a plant. I thought he
might be stuck so i moved it and he kinda swam out and
fell to the bottom. And everytime he settles down, his
back end starts rising higher like he's floating. He won't
eat either. What's wrong?
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On 11/12/06, Sarah wrote:
> When i woke up this morning, my beta was floating
> vertically in the corner behind a plant. I thought he
> might be stuck so i moved it and he kinda swam out and
> fell to the bottom. And every-time he settles down, his
> back end starts rising higher like he's...See More