So here I go:
+ My friend developed a crazy love for fish (thanks to me haha) :-D
+ Her betta (Dora... he's a male) was in his waiting cup, as his tank is being cleaned, when he decides to flop out and in to the sink (luckily the drain was covered)
+ Being squeamish, she doesn't want to touch him but is freaking out because she doesn't want him to die... so she keeps nudging him in to a cup and it eventually works.
+ He already had finrot when she bought him and it wasn't improving.
Since I have an extra heater and salt, I've decided to nurse this incredibly stressed/traumatized fish back to health. I'm not sure what he looks like yet but once I get him in a few days, I'll update! (Both her and her dad are certain he's dying.. )
What's the first thing I should do?
How do I make him un-stressed and well... better? >_<
She's very new to fish care and doesn't know what to do. I hope I can help D:
+ My friend developed a crazy love for fish (thanks to me haha) :-D
+ Her betta (Dora... he's a male) was in his waiting cup, as his tank is being cleaned, when he decides to flop out and in to the sink (luckily the drain was covered)
+ Being squeamish, she doesn't want to touch him but is freaking out because she doesn't want him to die... so she keeps nudging him in to a cup and it eventually works.
+ He already had finrot when she bought him and it wasn't improving.
Since I have an extra heater and salt, I've decided to nurse this incredibly stressed/traumatized fish back to health. I'm not sure what he looks like yet but once I get him in a few days, I'll update! (Both her and her dad are certain he's dying.. )
What's the first thing I should do?
How do I make him un-stressed and well... better? >_<
She's very new to fish care and doesn't know what to do. I hope I can help D: