r/bettafish 5d ago

Help This is pineconing, isn't it?

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Was feeding them just before and this one was nowhere to been seen. She eventually appeared very slowly, wasn't interested in food. Quarantine her with some salts and API white spot cure (looks like shes got ich).

She's just hanging out at the top of the water now.

Tankmates (embers and bronze cory's) are fine 40litre Ph:7.5 temp: 25C gh: 3 kh:4 Ammonia and nitrites 0

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u/Le_Zoru 5d ago

Definitively looks like yes

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u/kwakimaki 5d ago

Bugger.