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Hey my second betta just died from some kind of wound.
The first one died when he got stuck in a hole in one of my rocks that was too small--he had a wound on top of him where the rocks scraped him, the second time he swam through I guess he was too big for the hole. (I fixed the hole--I put a java fern in it so the roots are plugging up the hole).
My second fish had two big scrapes on the side that got worse and worse and now he just died. They look like the ones from my first betta. I think it might be from this underwater terra cotta chia pet thing I have--the holes for the eyes and mouth have rough edges--that's all I can think of that would do it unless you guys know something about a disease or bad water?
If it is the terra cotta shrunken head, how can I fix it? Can I just smooth it out with a hot glue gun? I don't have a lot of money to buy some fancy glue I'm only going to use once...
Thanks for the help!
The first one died when he got stuck in a hole in one of my rocks that was too small--he had a wound on top of him where the rocks scraped him, the second time he swam through I guess he was too big for the hole. (I fixed the hole--I put a java fern in it so the roots are plugging up the hole).
My second fish had two big scrapes on the side that got worse and worse and now he just died. They look like the ones from my first betta. I think it might be from this underwater terra cotta chia pet thing I have--the holes for the eyes and mouth have rough edges--that's all I can think of that would do it unless you guys know something about a disease or bad water?
If it is the terra cotta shrunken head, how can I fix it? Can I just smooth it out with a hot glue gun? I don't have a lot of money to buy some fancy glue I'm only going to use once...
Thanks for the help!