Look like females! I do not really know on the middle one...

 

I have no idea what it is. But I would wonder as the spots are in the same place on all three. Surely that's not a coincidence? Is there anything they could have rubbed on? Maybe @Veloran will see this and have an idea.

 

Nothing they could have rubbed on as these guys have been jarred for weeks with just silk or real plants.

 

You first asked if they were females... 🤫

 

I dont think i did 😳

 

Anything I search about red spots always comes back as a bacterial thing, but I couldn’t find anything with spots right on the head like that. It reminds me more of columnaris just because of where it’s located on the fish body. The fact that all the fish tend to be white right where the red spots showed up probably made the columnaris practically invisible and now it’s progressing? It’s just a theory. You could try Furan 2, it treats gram-negative and gram positive bacteria since we are all unsure exactly what that spot is from it would be a good med to cover all your bases.

 

 

Bet you're remembering this thread:

Are these females?

F22 Someone told me this is a female, are they correct? F10 (pretty sure female) F11 I cant tell! F16 unsure

www.bettafish.com

 

Yeah man, Cosmic was asking what was wrong with the fish. She has already shipped them to someone who ordered them knowing their sex.

 

@CosmicSyringe Is there a way to get a picture from the top of them looking down? Or if the person you sent them to could get a picture from the top looking down? Has it progressed or changed at all?

 

Actually those bettas in the photos above are still in my care.
Heres photos of the girl who has been adopted:

 

Hi, while it doesn't exactly match, looking at the red spots almost makes me think Hemorrhagic Septicemia, especially in the last two photos. It's odd that it is in the same spot, but, if there is no chance of them scraping themselves, I wouldn't discount that it is a bacteria along the same lines given the progression. It could further progress into swollen eyes in bettas if it is.

You can try Kanaplex or API Fin and Body cure. This is provided it is a bacterial septicemia. There is also viral septicemia for which there is no cure.

 

Thanks everyone who responded, i really appreciate the help. Ill ask more questions if I have them.