How animals help children with reading and exams
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Nov 13, 2006
Beta:Nemo,,,Died this morning at 10:55 He was just getting
too bad for any meds to work on him ,I should of started
sooner with hospital tank treatment ,He might of had a
little better chance .He was straight up ,like standing on
his tail with his head pointing toward top of tank for the
last three days ,his chest was getting very large then for
the last day he would be more motionless ,gasping for air,I
think he formed tumors and also had tuberculosis ,He went
smiling and is at peace now.
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Hi Richard,
It's crazy, these little lives that we care for. I'm sorry about Nemo. My 1st betta
was Nemo, too. He died; sounds like the same symptoms-- which I have
decided are collectively called "dropsy." Just overall internal bacterial infection
with some tumor- like bloat. I have one dying of it now...See More