He's soooooooooooooooooooooo gorgeous and I had such a hard time choosing between him and this white and neon blue betta. But I have been searching for a color like this for sooooooooolonggg. God I wish bettas didn't kill each other... Anyway. Here he is. Camera doesn't even do him justice. Neither do my lights really, I need some better lights.... In better more natural lighting he's like a neon color
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 2:58 pm
What a cutie! I hope this one does better for you!
What a cutie! I hope this one does better for you!
The fish that ate my last betta has now been moved to a type of 'I don't take no s**t' tank with a large but not really an aggressive fish. So I'm betting he'll do a little better in this tank. He even went and tried to eat the first minute he got in the tank so he seems healthy
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 3:34 pm
LOL Its the time-out tank! rofl
Thats really great! Some times it takes new guys a week or more to eat o.O
Thats really great! Some times it takes new guys a week or more to eat o.O
well he did spit it back out but I think it was too big for him. Either way, he still wanted to eat. I was a little worried because I kind of just had to throw him in there. We didn't really have time to do a bunch of aclimation but like I said he went right after some food. There had been an uneaten bloodworm in the tank and it got jostled to the top, and he went right for it
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:20 pm
Did you bring a sample of your water to the store to make sure there's nothing wrong? I notice you didn't wait to quarantine your current or new fish. I realize it's not always possible, but trust me, I've learned the hard way. Keep a sharp eye on everyone for any signs of sickness.
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