Mars Fishcare North Amer Bettafix Remedy - 1.25 Ounce

My betta fish didn't look great when I got him, but he was a color match for one I'd bought with my nieces and nephew that didn't make it through his first water change. I was careful, but the other guy just didn't handle the stress of the new tank. I've had many betta fish over the years. They normally last about 6/7 years. I hadn't had one in a while and I felt it would be a fun thing to get for the kids. So, when the little guy didn't make it I rushed out to the pet store looking for a near match so the kids weren't upset.The only similar fish the pet store had looked a little tired with fins that weren't great, but not that bad. I took a chance and thought he might do better with a good water change, nice size tank, and some TLC. I used a little aquarium salt at first as I'd read it fixes most issues like these, but it wasn't enough. His energy was good, but his fins got worse, and clean water changes weren't working. I think they were stressing him out. It didn't look like normal fin rot. The tail had gotten really pointy and strange looking. I've never had that happen with a fish before. In fact, I've never had to deal with fin rot at all. After some research I bought this to give it a shot and within a week the little guy has a nice, normal, fan-like tail instead of the pointy rotten one. He's doing great. I've never used a product like this, so I have nothing to compare it to. I didn't know what to expect, but I'm thrilled with the results. The little guy is flaring again and swimming all over the tank. I'll keep this product on hand as long as I own fish to ensure I have it if they need it.I think when using this product, like with any chemicals for your fish, that you follow directions and err on the side of caution so as not to use too much. My little guy is recovering and I've stopped using the product. There's a very small hole in the tail, but I think at this point the aquarium salt and frequent clean water will heal that.

I have had betta fish since I was a small girl. When they got sick I used Melafix and Pimafix but my bettas had a 50/50 survival rate. I switched to Bettafix just this year and have used it several times.(I have 3 betta fish.)I have yet to lose any bettas since I started using Bettafix. It is now a fish med I always have in my cabinet and keep a spare of.

This really heals your betta fish. It has been formulated for healing the most common injuries that betta fish usually get. Easy to use, simple instructions.

Helped heal my Betta's fins to the point they were growing back beautiful and straight. The bottle is small, it only has enough in it for two sessions of fin rot. That could be because I have a 2 gallon tank, and most stores seem to expect people to house their Bettas in three cups of water...

I have two bettas that weren't feeling very well, one I had gotten with a flared gill on her right side and it never goes down, and there are times when she refuses to eat anything but brine shrimp that too much of, will give bettas float. My other guy has an immunity problem and he gets picky with his food and changes colors all the time.So I bought this bettafix and though it didn't cure my boy's fin rot that he gets, no matter how much I keep his tank clean or how much aquarium salt I use, (never more than recommended) he seems happy with this product, for when I use it, he eats more and swims more. The same with my little girl, she is able to eat more food and the flare had gone down a little, but it never goes away still, but she is more lively and wants to eat everything =-}Though this product didn't cure my two poor bettas, it has made them feel more happy. I used just a little on my other seven bettas that are healthy, and they seem to perk up even more. Oh, and I love the smell of the product and I wish the smell will stay in the water, but it doesn't, it's almost like eucalyptus leaves. My bettas and I like this product and I will use it again.

Our betta started getting a fuzzy coating on her so I put her in a small hospital tank (about a quart size) and treated her with these drops in the small confine. It says to add the dosage of drops daily and then make a water change after 7 days of treatment. I think the gradual build up of this is how it safely helps. After 3 days in the hospital tank, we could see a cottony coating coming off our beta. It looked like she was molting. She was more active and her appetite returned and she got a brighter hue. This stuff really does the trick for minor issues.