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I might think I might want to rethink this, I really don't want to ruin it. Is there a way I could make a removable divider without damaging it?

I didn't know it was an internal filter, it didn't have a cord though. I think the tank is acrylic.

I recently got 2 new bettas and I want to spilt my 29gal Biocube tank and I don't know how to find or make a divider for it. I do know what to do with a divided tank, they need a filter for each side so the hormones don't reach the other fish so they don't get stressed and to block off the holes...

I don't know how that's possible, I've been cleaning his tank 50% every other day, I guess it snuck in. I also keep hearing that salt will harm freshwater fish and got told some stories about the salt, is that true? I'll do anything to keep him alive, thanks!

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He is a bit bloated, pH: 7.6 Ammonia: 0 Nitrite: 0 Nitrate: 0 I think all I can do is either put him down or give him his best life, but I'll see if it can be cured

I just got done witha water change and wanted to check on Ender, then I see his scales are poking a bit out! Is this why he can't swim without sinking?! You have to look closely at the middle of his body

Just fresh bloodworms in a freezer, he doesn't really like the freeze dried ones.

They're frozen bloodworms.

Then what one should I use, Paraguard or EM Erythromycin?

Yes, I am.

The nitrate was pretty yellow, I've had this tank running since March. There's no sign of anything bad in the water.

Tank size: 5 pH: 7.6 (I can never bring it down) ammonia: 0 nitrite: 0 nitrate: 0 kH: The API test kit doesn't have these, so I don't know them gH: tank temp: 79°F Fish Symptoms (include full description including lesion, color, location, fish behavior): Pale colors, rotting fins, slow or fast...

My betta, Ender, had some mild finrot for a few months and in July his fins started to slowly get tiny bits of new tissue. I've been spending all money available for any medicine that could work and I thought it was over, I just needed to continue the water changes and he'll be healthy again...

Alright, thanks. I just hope he doesn't hold a grudge

So my betta, Ender, has some bad finrot and his hospital tank is 5 gallons with a filter and heater. And now that I see other people who are treating terrible illnesses, they point out that having a smaller hospital tank helps more with recovering. I've also been doing 50% to 80% water changes...

(If this post doesn't make that much sense it's because I'm tried, just a warning) To explain the title so it makes more sense, my 8 month old female Betta has been ready to breed for a long time (big belly and breeding stripes) and I guess since I raised her from a baby I feel like she's still...