Changing most of the water daily and maybe upping the amount of aquarium salt is really the best thing you can do. Though there are many who are opposed to using medication I have also had a good results using Seachem's Stress Guard and Kanaplex+Focus in a medicated food mix
Ripped betta fin.
Hi, guys!
My betta had a fake coral in it's tank, and he ripped his fins on it. So I took the coral out, kept the water clean, changed the water regulary with the conditioner, and temperature is always on 27 degrees celsius (80f). He is in a 8L tank (2 gallon), with no filter.
It has been more than a month now, and I haven't seen any difference at all. Luckly he has not developed any rot yet (I think). I've used a tiny amount of aquarium salt to see it it helps, but nothing. I've also tried to using almond leaves (left it inside the tank for about a week), but that didn't do anything either. I don't know what else to do to.
Here are some pictures.
My betta had a fake coral in it's tank, and he ripped his fins on it. So I took the coral out, kept the water clean, changed the water regulary with the conditioner, and temperature is always on 27 degrees celsius (80f). He is in a 8L tank (2 gallon), with no filter.
It has been more than a month now, and I haven't seen any difference at all. Luckly he has not developed any rot yet (I think). I've used a tiny amount of aquarium salt to see it it helps, but nothing. I've also tried to using almond leaves (left it inside the tank for about a week), but that didn't do anything either. I don't know what else to do to.
Here are some pictures.
