Betta Fish Fin Rot

Posted by Marcus Song on September 24th, 2006 — Posted in Betta Health

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If you notice your Betta’s fins are withering away and disintegrating (and there aren’t any obvious causes like aquarium mates attacking your little guy), you most likely have a case of fin rot.

Fin rot is a condition caused most commonly by dirty water. Bacteria blooms when your Betta’s feces and uneaten food accumulate. So make sure to keep to a regular water cleaning schedule. Also make sure to keep your Betta’s water at the tried-and-tested optimal temperature as I talk about in my book.

Try to detect and treat the condition early. You see, the good news is that your Betta’s fins will grow back.

Apply a product called “Neosulfex” by Aquatronics (available at almost all pet stores that sell aquarium supplies). It should take about a month to work, so be patient. If Neosulfex is not fully effective, also use a product called Jungle Fungus Eliminator.

Meanwhile, keep your sick Betta separate from your other fish, since fin rot is contagious.

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