How animals help children with reading and exams
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Dec 5, 2006
There is a spot that is not fuzzy on my betta's head!!! Is
that okay? I know what diseases have what, but I don't
know why he has this! Is it going to come off, because I'm
really worried!!
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What color? It may just be a scale that is sticking up, or fallen off. If it's not
white or redish then I think it's just their pigment (or whatever it is that gives
them their colors).
Is he acting normal?
aimee
On 12/05/06, ladidadida... wrote:
> There is a spot that is not fuzzy on my...See More