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  1. Exclamation very bad things just happened to my betta.

    i was doing my normal WC and my betta got syphoned, i was looking at my bucket and not at my tank and woosh. he was in the bucket. he's cut up pretty bad and his fins are tattered. what can i do for him? i put stress coat in with him. do you think he will make it? i don't have a hospital tank, but my 3g is empty right now and very overgrown with plants should i put him in there?
    10g- planted freshwater
    10 gallon freshwater, planted tank
    1 Redigobius balteatus (rhinohorn goby), 2 Trichopsis pumila (sparkling gourami), 5 mircorasbora erythromicron (emerald dwarf rasbora), 1 Celestichthys margaritatus (celestial pearl danio), 1 Dermogenys pusilla (wrestling halfbeak), 6 amano shrimp
    lots o malayn needle point snails
    3g- freshwater
    java moss

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    i put him in my 3g. i really could use some help on this. i am worried about him.
    10g- planted freshwater
    10 gallon freshwater, planted tank
    1 Redigobius balteatus (rhinohorn goby), 2 Trichopsis pumila (sparkling gourami), 5 mircorasbora erythromicron (emerald dwarf rasbora), 1 Celestichthys margaritatus (celestial pearl danio), 1 Dermogenys pusilla (wrestling halfbeak), 6 amano shrimp
    lots o malayn needle point snails
    3g- freshwater
    java moss

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    he should be alright but im guessing very stressed keep an eye on him over the next few days............
    angelcakes (penny)
    "The big fish eats the small one."
    -- Sephardic saying

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    He'll probably be freaked out for awhile, but in my experience bettas are pretty tough fish. His fins will repair themselves and he should be fine. Moving him to the three gallon was a good move - Keep us updated!
    Lindsay

    23g FW Community ~ 2.5g antique slate-bottom plakat betta ~ 4g antique slate bottom plakat betta

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    i am mostly worried about his cuts, he has two very bad ones and is bleeding.
    Last edited by karbomb; 05-27-2008 at 06:22 PM.
    10g- planted freshwater
    10 gallon freshwater, planted tank
    1 Redigobius balteatus (rhinohorn goby), 2 Trichopsis pumila (sparkling gourami), 5 mircorasbora erythromicron (emerald dwarf rasbora), 1 Celestichthys margaritatus (celestial pearl danio), 1 Dermogenys pusilla (wrestling halfbeak), 6 amano shrimp
    lots o malayn needle point snails
    3g- freshwater
    java moss

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    Quote Originally Posted by karbomb
    i am mostly worried about his cuts, he has two very bad ones and is bleeding.
    treat with a small amount of melafix for the open wounds/cuts it should be ok
    angelcakes (penny)
    "The big fish eats the small one."
    -- Sephardic saying

    chat link
    http://theaquaticlounge.chatango.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by angelcakes
    treat with a small amount of melafix for the open wounds/cuts it should be ok
    i don't have any melafix
    10g- planted freshwater
    10 gallon freshwater, planted tank
    1 Redigobius balteatus (rhinohorn goby), 2 Trichopsis pumila (sparkling gourami), 5 mircorasbora erythromicron (emerald dwarf rasbora), 1 Celestichthys margaritatus (celestial pearl danio), 1 Dermogenys pusilla (wrestling halfbeak), 6 amano shrimp
    lots o malayn needle point snails
    3g- freshwater
    java moss

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    melafix was the only thing i could suggest apart from salt but i dont know if its any good or if you can use with a betta ive not tried yet,
    angelcakes (penny)
    "The big fish eats the small one."
    -- Sephardic saying

    chat link
    http://theaquaticlounge.chatango.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by angelcakes
    melafix was the only thing i could suggest apart from salt but i dont know if its any good or if you can use with a betta ive not tried yet,
    yeah, i don't have any aquarium salt anyway and i seriously doubt adding salt to a planted tank is a good idea.
    thanks for the help. hopefully the isolation and stress coat will be enough.
    10g- planted freshwater
    10 gallon freshwater, planted tank
    1 Redigobius balteatus (rhinohorn goby), 2 Trichopsis pumila (sparkling gourami), 5 mircorasbora erythromicron (emerald dwarf rasbora), 1 Celestichthys margaritatus (celestial pearl danio), 1 Dermogenys pusilla (wrestling halfbeak), 6 amano shrimp
    lots o malayn needle point snails
    3g- freshwater
    java moss

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    You should try and get some Melafix as Angelcakes said. It doesn't cost that much if you have like a Wal Mart or pet store around. It's really good for open wounds. I would definitely try and get some. You should go ahead and buy things like these just in case something like this happens.


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