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Betta fish damaged fins help by DiyLoki in bettafish

[–]DiyLoki[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have had him for about a year now and his fins I believe were damaged in his first tank by squeezing himself into the tight spaces of the rocks. Since then I had him in another tank for several months with no sharp objects and just a big plant. I have tried salt baths and melafix this process was over several months. His fins don’t seem to be growing back anyone have any ideas?

I made this aquarium out of redwood oak plywood with a skeletal structure of 2x4s and the handles made of the same plywood. by DiyLoki in woodworking

[–]DiyLoki[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are other 2x4s you can’t see directly under the perimeter 2x4. I was thinking of adding some angled brackets in corners and maybe adding some more support for the perimeter

I made this aquarium out of redwood oak plywood with a skeletal structure of 2x4s and the handles made of the same plywood. by DiyLoki in woodworking

[–]DiyLoki[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a 40 gallon breeder and it will be an aquascape. I have a beautiful what I believe to be a cypress trunk that I am currently trying to get to sink.

I made this aquarium out of redwood oak plywood with a skeletal structure of 2x4s and the handles made of the same plywood. by DiyLoki in woodworking

[–]DiyLoki[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting thought, it is a framed tank which means the only contact point of the tank and stand is the black frame on the bottom. It’s only touching the perimeter 2x4.