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The Journey of Home: How Understanding Betta Breeding Water Can Transform Your Fish’s Health

  Sherolyn-Basement Bettas Many people will get their breeding stock over seas from breeders in Thailand. Their fish show great health and beautiful sturdy finnage. If you breed these fish at all, you will quickly realize their water quality affects everything from spawning to the condition of their fins. Curled fins and bent rays are

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Betta Fish Water Need

Crafting the Ideal Habitat: Nurturing Your Betta’s Water for a Thriving Life

Every experienced fishkeeper knows that all coldwater and tropical fish species need specific water conditions if they are to thrive and remain in excellent health. Betta fish are very sensitive to the quality of the water in their tank, so you must get it right. In this comprehensive guide, we tell you everything you need

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Ammonia Poisoning Betta

Healing Waters: Nurturing Your Betta Through Cotton Wool Disease

Betta fish are pretty resilient creatures and will remain healthy and happy, as long as you provide your fishy friend with a clean tank, the correct water parameters, and a balanced, nutritious diet. However, bettas are especially susceptible to a condition that’s commonly called “Cotton Wool Disease.” In this comprehensive guide, we look closely at

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A Silent Threat Beneath the Surface: Understanding Mycobacteriosis in Your Fish Tank

Sherolyn-Basement Bettas  under construction.. What is Mycobacteria? Mycobacteriosis is a disease caused by several  bacterial species within the genus Mycobacterium.  Some of these bacteria can cause serious diseases in humans.  The species that cause Mycobacteriosis in fish are referred to as non-tuberculous bacteria. They do not tend to cause major disease in normal and healthy people.  Non-tuberculous mycobacteria are

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Transforming Eggs into Essential Nutrition: The Art of Decapsulating Brine Shrimp for Your Fish

Sherolyn-Basement Bettas Directions to decapsulate your own brine shrip eggs courtesy of The University Of Florida Website Decapsulating Brine Shrimp Eggs Craig Watson and Roy P.E. Yanong IntroductionBrine shrimp eggs are used throughout the world as a food for small fish in hatcheries. These eggs are really cysts which, if they are kept dry, can remain dormant

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