OohFeeshy
It's only forever; not long at all...
Ok, not the most exiting thing ever. But I think its a good system if you only have 1 or two bettas. Heres what I did-
1. Take off lid (duh!). Scoop up betta in a measuring jug. Cover if your betta jumps, and put in a small mirror to keep him occupied.
2. Turn off filter and heater. Use the gravel vac to take out the water quickly and get rid of the crud on the bottom.
3. Get rid of old water, fill bucket with new water. Add dechlorinator, and put water back in tank. Turn on filter and heater.
4. Here's the clever bit IMO. Take the mirror out of the measuring jug, and float the jug in the water. Use the handle to anchor it to the side. This helps equallise the water temperature. Then leave until temperature is about the same and let the betta swim out.
Sorry for wasting your time If your wondering why I took the betta out, its because I wanted to vacuum the gravel and I'm a bit clumsy
1. Take off lid (duh!). Scoop up betta in a measuring jug. Cover if your betta jumps, and put in a small mirror to keep him occupied.
2. Turn off filter and heater. Use the gravel vac to take out the water quickly and get rid of the crud on the bottom.
3. Get rid of old water, fill bucket with new water. Add dechlorinator, and put water back in tank. Turn on filter and heater.
4. Here's the clever bit IMO. Take the mirror out of the measuring jug, and float the jug in the water. Use the handle to anchor it to the side. This helps equallise the water temperature. Then leave until temperature is about the same and let the betta swim out.
Sorry for wasting your time If your wondering why I took the betta out, its because I wanted to vacuum the gravel and I'm a bit clumsy