Elisabeth83
Fish Herder
I recently moved my 10 female bettas from a 30 gallon tank into a 14.5 gallon tank. Before they were moved I was treating the tank for a bacterial infection. I had lost 2 new females to dropsy. Now since moving the females to the 14.5 gallon one of them has developed holes in her fins. I thought it might be from her flaring too much as it was only her affected. Now though I noticed 2 other females with tiny tiny pin holes in their fins too. I started treating the tank with Waterlife Myxazin but felt like maybe the problem was due to stress and decided to move 5 of the females to another tank where they are being treating with Myxazin too.
I'm wondering if it sounds like the beginings of fin rot or if I am just being paranoid? The holes on the one female have been there for about 4-5 days now and are not healing up. I was adding salt to the tank in hopes they were just tears from displaying but they have not healed up even with the salt.
Am I on the right track?
I'm wondering if it sounds like the beginings of fin rot or if I am just being paranoid? The holes on the one female have been there for about 4-5 days now and are not healing up. I was adding salt to the tank in hopes they were just tears from displaying but they have not healed up even with the salt.
Am I on the right track?