How animals help children with reading and exams
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Dec 29, 2006
I just brought home a female betta a few days ago. They
guy at the pet store told me they only feed their bettas a
few pellets three times a week, but when I got home, I
tried to feed her anyway.
My last betta lived three years and I fed him every day
until he stopped eating. He seemed fine.
I have tried to feed her every day since then (I got her
tuesday, and its now friday). All she has eaten is one
pellet. I have also tried flakes and frozed blood worms.
she attacks the flakes at the bottom of the bowl, but when
she gets it in her mouth, she spits it back out. She wont
even touch what I put in her bowl.
Is something wrong with her?
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I am not sure-- it may be that she is a little stressed from the transfer. Why
don't you try some baby food peas on a toothpick? They sink and that may
interest her enough to get back into eating.
If it still continues-- you may want to use an antibiotic-- maracyn 2 is a good
one-- let me know if you need th...See More