I have had BeBe since May 16 (a birthday present from a friend). He is my office buddy, and is generally a happy boy and very good eater. I feed him freeze dried blood worms daily, and he usually skips at least one feeding day on the weekends (a co-worker usually feeds him on Sunday). He's in a small globe tank and I had aquarium gravel and a small, fake plant for him to hide behind - I removed the gravel today, just to make sure it wasn't causing any tank problems and he seemed to perk up a little. He ate last Friday (one week ago from today). When I came in to work on Monday, he didn't do his usual happy dance when he saw me (he wiggles and swims back and forth from me to his bloodworm container, as if to say "I'm hungry"). He also usually swims over when I call his name, but he is not doing that either and is hyper sensitive to any movement of his tank. I think he may have gone blind and deaf for some reason, but don't know why. I had his water tested three times during the week - everything was at safe levels, either zero or extremely low. I changed his water at about 50% on Monday, then took out small amounts each day and added conditioned Betta water. Today (Friday) I did a 100% water change and took out the gravel, but cleaned and put the fake plant back in, so he would have somewhere to hide and rest (he lays on the leaves). I have tried to feed him several times each day, but ended up scooping it out of his tank because he is not sensing that it's there. I also tried feeding him brine shrimp, frozen blood worms, and pellets, but he doesn't seem to know it is there and the water movement freaks him out. I don't see any white on his eyes, but he isn't recognizing me, so I think he can't see. Oh, his fins have also been crumpled, but have not changed color, and after the 100% water change today, his fins did seem to perk up (but he still didn't eat). I'm really worried about him and could use some help - he's my first Betta (and first fish of any kind since I was a kid). Please help me save my little BeBe. Thanks for your replies.