Yellow HMPK

[CoLeMaN]

Recovering well from fin clamp...still cannot open fully...



A throwout from a full red spawn... (kekekeke...)

Should x with full red again? Or find yellow female?

[Zacquir]

Hi. U mentioned about fin clamp. You happen to know how to cure fin clamping?
Any advice?

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[CoLeMaN]

Originally Posted by Zacquir

Hi. U mentioned about fin clamp. You happen to know how to cure fin clamping?
Any advice?

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Hi dude, not a veteran on this..

Melafix with abit of salt.. plus keeping the tank clean by siphoning out the sai working for me... if the water parameters are okay shouldn't be much difficulty. .

Then again must see yr fish la... under simi condition tio fin clamp lar... hm tio fin clamp take longer time to recover also...

Cheers man.

[Livingwall]

Originally Posted by Zacquir

Hi. U mentioned about fin clamp. You happen to know how to cure fin clamping?
Any advice?

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Fin clamp is essentially not a disease but rather a tell tale sign that something is wrong with the tank water quality. It could be poor water quality, a presence of excessive parasites, a change in PH or temperature or the Betta is under stressed. It is a clear indication that the Betta is trying to communicate physically that he is upset with the water parameters. The good news is that you have ample time to react before he get sicked with disease.

To rectify, personally I would do a partial water change about 50%. Add 1-2 drops of anti stress medication. In addition, I would cover the tank partially to create a shade for the Betta to take cover. U will notice the Betta will prefer to stay in a dark corner. This is to create a sense of security.

Fin clamp will take 3-4 days to recover and sometimes even 1-2 weeks. It is just about the Betta getting himself comfortable to the surroundings.

[CoLeMaN]

Originally Posted by Livingwall

Fin clamp is essentially not a disease but rather a tell tale sign that something is wrong with the tank water quality. It could be poor water quality, a presence of excessive parasites, a change in PH or temperature or the Betta is under stressed. It is a clear indication that the Betta is trying to communicate physically that he is upset with the water parameters. The good news is that you have ample time to react before he get sicked with disease.

To rectify, personally I would do a partial water change about 50%. Add 1-2 drops of anti stress medication. In addition, I would cover the tank partially to create a shade for the Betta to take cover. U will notice the Betta will prefer to stay in a dark corner. This is to create a sense of security.

Fin clamp will take 3-4 days to recover and sometimes even 1-2 weeks. It is just about the Betta getting himself comfortable to the surroundings.

beri the good reply la....

[Livingwall]

Originally Posted by CoLeMaN

beri the good reply la....

Thanks. Just sharing what I know.

v clean yellow.

[Zacquir]

Originally Posted by CoLeMaN

beri the good reply la....

Haha. Very detail indeed.
Thanks guys for the advice. Recently i saw a huge Fancy HM. Thinking of purchasing cos it was clearing cheap. However I didn't know how to handle the fin clamping issue. Thanks again.
At least now i wont panic if i come across one. Hehe.

[MOTX]

Everything looks good, just the caudal a bit rounded

[cheekyaf]

Very clean piece you have there. Upz you.