The babies are three weeks old today, woohoo!!

They actually look like bettas now!!
As you might be able to tell, some of them (about 10) either have finrot-mauled fins or are just clamping their tiny caudals. I'm going to switch to changing their water twice a day just incase. Maybe one of you can tell me if their fins look normal or not? They act just like all the others
Other than that, everyone looks healthy! The only mortalities were really tiny fry who spent their time on the bottom and never ate much to begin with, so I'm assuming they were just unhealthy from the get-go. There are still three
incredibly tiny fry who look healthy, and I have them separated into a cup (yes, a cup... told you they were small) so they are better able to catch food and whatnot.
They're aware of their surroundings now and are interacting with one-another and following the snails around

. Some of them have tiny dorsal fins now, and some don't.
See the weird fin on the one in the foreground?
Closeup of another one with a wonky fin.. the others' tails are fanned out, not straight and clampy like this
Comparison of an average-sized fry to one of the tiny ones. See how much darker the big one is? Some are very dark, some are yellow/gold-tinted and some are almost white, regardless of size.