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Sep 1, 2007
I purchased a new betta, he is a crowntail. I have had
him for about a week, this is the 4th one that I have had
over the course of many years. He is in a 2 gallon tank
on my desk at work.
He seems to be always rubbing himself on the pepples on
the bottom of the tanks. I this normal behavior or is
something wrong with him? I have never had another one do
this.
Thanks
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Hi Chris,
Sounds like he got "stressed" from the transfer into his new tank. This
happened to several of mine. He is scratching himself because he has some tiny
(invisible) parasites which have attached themselves to his skin. When he was
transferred, he may have gotten stressed and when this happens, t...See More