My sorority! ( pictures )

[jesssan2442]

oh wow i didn't notice magenta was a crowntail!! she is beautifu!! i hope to have a sorority one day but I'll have to convince my mom first (trust me that is no easy task)

[Kiara1125]

Originally Posted by Hail0788

Meet Opal

Your Opal looks like my Arktik in a way. :P

[Hail0788]

Originally Posted by jesssan2442

oh wow i didn't notice magenta was a crowntail!! she is beautifu!! i hope to have a sorority one day but I'll have to convince my mom first (trust me that is no easy task)

Lol if yall come here in May ill try talking her into get you one. ;)

[Hail0788]

Originally Posted by Kiara1125

Your Opal looks like my Arktik in a way. :P

Oh wow! They could almost be twins. Your Arktik is beautiful. :)

[jesssan2442]

that would be great!! (you're a great cousin)

[Kiara1125]

Thanks! :)

[Hail0788]

So I went to petsmart today to buy a breeding holder because Jensen has been nipping at the other girls. Well I get home and see the Opal and Jensen both have splits in their fins. Opal's splits are on her Anal and Caudal fins. Jensen is on her Dorsal and Anal fins. I don't know who did what but I have them both in the breeding holder. Don't worry there is a divider. How do I heal their fins?

[Kiara1125]

Just put Seachem Prime in their tank. They'll heal up quickly and it'll be beneficial. Split fins are always gonna happen. My girls get split fins quite a bit, but they heal quickly. There's nothing that you can't I about it. They should be fully healed within a few days to a week. A divider or breeder net might complicate things, IMO.

[LebronTheBetta]

Beautiful sorority. :)
You don't need to keep them apart unless it's really severe, they'll have to establish their order one way or another. Clean water will do fine, but high protein foods like frozen BBS will speed up the tissue growth.

[Hail0788]

Originally Posted by Kiara1125

Just put Seachem Prime in their tank. They'll heal up quickly and it'll be beneficial. Split fins are always gonna happen. My girls get split fins quite a bit, but they heal quickly. There's nothing that you can't I about it. They should be fully healed within a few days to a week. A divider or breeder net might complicate things, IMO.

Ok thank you. Well I feel like I should still leave Jensen in there until she calms down.