Hi all,
So I've had Oswin for 8 months. She's a darling thing. Very energetic and friendly. She's a beautiful brick red color (unless she's sulking, and then she's orange). However, there's something that troubles me. She has a purple/silvery spot near her tail and under her top fin. Initially it was small but it seems to have grown? I'm not sure if this is a disease because this doesn't fit any disease symptom, but I'm just wondering if it's part of her coloration or if I should start being concerned.
I put aquarium salt and water conditioner in her water every water change, which is usually weekly. I feed her Omega One and New Life Spectrum betta pellets (I switch off). Her water is at least 75 or 78 degrees every day, and she's got 2.5 gallons in her tank. There's decor and everything. I researched the hell out of betta care when I first got her, and I really do adore her.
I'm attaching a picture. She's really quick when she moves, so I tried to get a good picture and for her to sit still for a few seconds, but hopefully this helps.
Please help! Thank you!
So I've had Oswin for 8 months. She's a darling thing. Very energetic and friendly. She's a beautiful brick red color (unless she's sulking, and then she's orange). However, there's something that troubles me. She has a purple/silvery spot near her tail and under her top fin. Initially it was small but it seems to have grown? I'm not sure if this is a disease because this doesn't fit any disease symptom, but I'm just wondering if it's part of her coloration or if I should start being concerned.
I put aquarium salt and water conditioner in her water every water change, which is usually weekly. I feed her Omega One and New Life Spectrum betta pellets (I switch off). Her water is at least 75 or 78 degrees every day, and she's got 2.5 gallons in her tank. There's decor and everything. I researched the hell out of betta care when I first got her, and I really do adore her.
I'm attaching a picture. She's really quick when she moves, so I tried to get a good picture and for her to sit still for a few seconds, but hopefully this helps.
Please help! Thank you!
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