Some sad news and a new fish friend.
So, three years ago I rescued two female Cambodian Crowtail bettas (Petra and Priscilla). They both came from I’m assuming the same breeder, since they both had injuries/defects. Petra was missing half her left fin and Priscilla had a kink in her back. She was either pinched in a tank divider or born that way. Miss Petra passed away two months ago, and Priscilla is on her way. I medicated her water and did a partial change to see if it helps her any. She is moving more than she was, but its hard to tell. Victims of poor breeding,,
I got a new rescue last night, my first male betta fish. I’ve always gotten females because they are often overlooked, but I decided on an adolescent. He is very tiny, less than an inch long. And he cost less than the others, I’m assuming because baby fish don’t do well developing in pint cups. ~_~ Anyway, he is super fiesty and looks to be settling in well. His water was filthy, so I’m sure he is a lot happier now. I named him Atticus.
He likes chilling in the open a lot and around the middle of the tank, but he did investigate his betta log and went through it. xD He was eating his poop and filth on the way home. Who even knows when they decide ‘oh fish like to eat too’. He got bloodworms tonight, he was very skeptical it took him a few minutes to eat and then he decided he loved them.



The last picture was taken at 5am. I was sitting next to his tank and when he saw me he flared up. xD He thinks he is a little shark. I’ve noticed he likes that part of the tank by the purple plants and log (all his plants are soft). Really curious if his fins will get longer when he is fullgrown. Also they marked him as a ‘community egg layer’, but he has no egg spot because he’s a he so I don’t know why they’re selling bettas. Idk where they think eggs are going to be popping out x3