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justonix wrote: ↑Mon May 26, 2025 9:13 pm Thanks for the tips, everyone. I'll wait till mine's got more polyps and try fragging after lights-out. Appreciate the advice on the iodine dip too.

No prob. Post pics when you do it, curious to see how it turns out.

Agree with zenbox4. Also, avoid fragging during peak light hours. Early morning or late evening is better since they're less active then. I've had success with a bone cutter on mine, just gotta be quick and precise.

Crypts are heavy root feeders. If you're not using root tabs, they might be starving. Also, check for any pests like snails or shrimp that might be nibbling on them.

I just wanted to follow up on my little betta's progress. It's been about three weeks since I moved him to the bigger tank - 40 litres, but only filled to four inches, so roughly 12 litres of water. He's got plenty of elodea to lounge on, which he seems to enjoy.

His swimming has definitely ...

Thanks so much for your advice, coltin. I've upped his food intake and he seems to be enjoying the extra grub. I'll grab some frozen food for him tomorrow and try to thaw it out properly, as per your instructions. Not too sure about the prawn idea, though - I'm not sure I can get the pieces small ...

Coltin, I really appreciate the detailed advice - it's made me realize I've been going about things the wrong way, especially with food. I've been restricting his intake, thinking that's what you're supposed to do when they're sick, but it seems I've been doing the opposite of what I should. I had ...

Hello all, I'm new to the forum so bear with me if I ask something silly.

I've often seen bettas in pet shops looking pretty lifeless at the bottom of their jars. Occasionally the pet shops will rehome them. I've taken in a few, and they seem to perk up for a bit before passing away suddenly.

My ...