kismet
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I posted this in betta thread and I was reminded that this would be the proper place for this post
Over Christmas I had someone care for my female betta, and as in other times, to make it simple I had them feed pellets. This time, when I came back my lil girl was bulging and most surely has an obstruction. On the advice of a friend, I added epsom salts, first removing the charcoal from my filter(I was just told that the salts aren't removed by the filter) and they've been in there for 10 days. This hasn't helped. I don't know if she's pooped at all or not. Her color is good but she is of course listless, hanging out at the top of the water, where she can rest on a plant. I give her a very small amount of frozen brine shrimp on alternate days, which she eats quite eagerly.
She is in an 8 gal Biorb by herself, temp 78.
It was suggested to me that I feed tiny amounts of peas.
Over Christmas I had someone care for my female betta, and as in other times, to make it simple I had them feed pellets. This time, when I came back my lil girl was bulging and most surely has an obstruction. On the advice of a friend, I added epsom salts, first removing the charcoal from my filter(I was just told that the salts aren't removed by the filter) and they've been in there for 10 days. This hasn't helped. I don't know if she's pooped at all or not. Her color is good but she is of course listless, hanging out at the top of the water, where she can rest on a plant. I give her a very small amount of frozen brine shrimp on alternate days, which she eats quite eagerly.
She is in an 8 gal Biorb by herself, temp 78.
It was suggested to me that I feed tiny amounts of peas.