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When you dose them together, dose them at the normal dose they are suppose to be at. Like if it's 5 mL for 50 gallon then use 5mL if you have 50 gallons.

Using both is highly recommended. Not only that, it works wonders.

Nope. What is it?

I'm here.

Can't see what that is. Also yes using them both does greatness!

Yay! As for the Cory, give the beta some food as you feed the corydoras or feed the corydoras at night.

Bettas need to be kept at 78-80 at all times. Should have bought him a heater when you got him. Oh well. As for the ich, you need to raise the temp to 86 to get rid of ich.

Anytime sir! Keep me updated!

Mmm that little one can produce axsexually.

50-75%, then add meds?

You can, but I would treat the whole tank he is in as bacterial infections can spread from fish to fish.

I keep like 6 different species. I'm very happy for you! I'm surprised none of your fish ate them in the pond. Well they also had a lot of micro organisms to feed on as well.

Why was the 5.5 gallon so hot? You CAN literally fry your fish if the temperature gets too high. Do you have a filter?

Yes.

Bettas will eat anything they can. What do you feed your corydoras? Shrimp pellets? As for the ghost shrimp she could either eat them or just want to follow them around. Have any plants the ghosts can hide in?

Look up API stress coat. Also look up API melafix and pimafix antifungal.

We all get frustatded don't worry. You just can't take it out on people who are trying to help. Almonds leaves can be found on almond trees or you can buy some from Amazon. Though you could just go look for some instead of buying. Aquarium stores don't have almond leaves.

Mmm yup that can do it. Do you have any stress coat meds?

What was it? If he got cut by the sharp thing, then yes. It could take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks before the bacterial infection really hits. His immune system must be weak.

Looks like bacterial infection growing around the gills. Not good at all. Did he get a cut or scape on his gills?

Oh. Is it fuzzy? Wooly?

I am not blaming you for the injury. I am just trying to figure out what caused the hole that's all. You don't have the "wrong" water conditioner. It's just that prime does the same, plus does extra to help the betta out. All you can do is just do water changes. Keep his environment healthy...

You could also add a sponge filter to help!

I had otos for a while. Mine LOVED zucchini. They ate green algae, algae wafers, fruits, even flakes sometimes. Really just depends.

Yes I do! You are very welcome!:)

Just do water changes and that should heal the hole up. I'm done bye.

Dude I'm trying to help you and you do this?

Have gravel or sand? It's not fin rot as that starts at the end of the tail. Likely it just got snagged on something. That's why I'm trying to figure out what.

Prime doesn't kill anything. It detoxifies ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates for the fish for 24-48 hours. Safe plastic plants? Like? Plastic plants aren't good period for any betta unless it's like a silk one.

Hey! Welcome to fish keeping! I have around 20-30 corydoras in my 60 gallon. 10 albinos, 7 blue spotted corydoras, and 10 emeralds! I am also a breeder. I have around 40 in my 2.5 gallon tank.(not even an inch long). It's been stated above to get more, but corydoras LOVE to swim through currents...

Do you have any prime? Any plastic decór?

Looks like a breeder tube! Have a female?

I use micro pellets! All of my bettas love them

As for your stocking...you need at least a 20 gallon for albino corydoras along with neon tetras. Albinos can get 4 inches if allowed, but you are really going to be having problems with growth if you don't get a bigger tank soon.

Ok. Test strips are not accurate. Nitrites are very dangerous! Do you have any plastic decor? Look into a API master test kit

Ok. Raising the temp to 79 doesn't do nothing. Neons and angels need completely different temps. Look at cardinal tetras. Second, you need to raise the temp to 86 SLOWLY. I see black neon tetras, not neons?

No fish "consume" waste unless they are starving (ghost shrimp). Snails just pick up food from gravel that other fishes miss. Picture? Likely a bladder snail.

Right, but don't use any aquarium salt. Epsom salt is much better. You already got instructions on how to bathe him. He is also likely stressed from being crowded by other fish. Bettas do best alone as they are solo fish.

I see clamped fins as well. Is she breathing hard? What's your water parameters? Pregnant fish hide a lot/don't eat as they are trying to get ready for delivery.

Picture?