definitely put him somewhere with the most stable warm temperature until you get him a heateryup there is should i put it in that location?
well i am feeding him freezedried bloodworms, and that kind of pelletIf he doesn't have a heater, get him one, even if he does eat, he will have troubles trying to digest it so you will have many problems with it. Depending on the size of your tank I can give you a wattage of heater to get. So just say...
What brand of pellets are you offering and what type of bloodworm, frozen, live, or freezedried?
oh and i forgot to add i have a 1.5GIf he doesn't have a heater, get him one, even if he does eat, he will have troubles trying to digest it so you will have many problems with it. Depending on the size of your tank I can give you a wattage of heater to get. So just say...
What brand of pellets are you offering and what type of bloodworm, frozen, live, or freezedried?
what kind of pellets did u get the one for gold fish or others or is there a specific ones for betta, and same for the others.I just bought myself a bottle of new life spectrum. I also have Hikari pellets at home and some flakes from Nutrafin. I like to give my bettas a variety. They get the occassional freeze dried blood worm once a week. I dont believe in fasting days, lolol, only cos I like feeding my fish.
You should get the betta specific pellets as those are formulated for carnivors. Unlike goldfish which eat both plant and animal (bug) matter, Betta fish are strictly meat eaters. A good one to start wpuld be Hikari's biogold betta pelletswhat kind of pellets did u get the one for gold fish or others or is there a specific ones for betta, and same for the others.