I've had this betta for a month or two now, but didn't know how to put pictures up here. Now that I've figured it out (with my dad's help), I want to introduce him! He doesn't have a name yet, so I'd love suggestions. *BOUNCINGS
Anyway, he seems pretty healthy so far, except that some of the spikes on his tail (he's a crowntail) seem to be a little stubby. Someone said that soaking food in garlic juice helps with this, so I think I'll try that.
I've been feeding him 1 freeze dried bloodworm every day. Does that seem like enough food or too much or too little?
The tank is currently in the basement because it's the only place warm enough for him, and even then his tank is only about 72-74 degrees...I have a Hydor mini heater, and it only raises the tank temperature a few degrees above room temp. So, I've been trying to figure out how to heat his tank more so I can bring him upstairs. Maybe a second Hydor?? I think I really need a more powerful heater, but those take up a bunch of room in his tank...So maybe a bigger tank AND a bigger heater!
Anyway, he seems pretty healthy so far, except that some of the spikes on his tail (he's a crowntail) seem to be a little stubby. Someone said that soaking food in garlic juice helps with this, so I think I'll try that.
I've been feeding him 1 freeze dried bloodworm every day. Does that seem like enough food or too much or too little?
The tank is currently in the basement because it's the only place warm enough for him, and even then his tank is only about 72-74 degrees...I have a Hydor mini heater, and it only raises the tank temperature a few degrees above room temp. So, I've been trying to figure out how to heat his tank more so I can bring him upstairs. Maybe a second Hydor?? I think I really need a more powerful heater, but those take up a bunch of room in his tank...So maybe a bigger tank AND a bigger heater!
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