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If you notice holes in the head of your betta fish, it could be a sign of hole-in-the-head disease. Here’s how to diagnose and treat this condition. Click here.

Does your betta fish have gill flukes? Here’s how to identify, prevent, and treat gill flukes in betta fish. Click here to read more!

Does your betta fish have cotton wool on its gills, fins, or body? It probably has the columnaris diseases. Here’s my guide to treating them. Click to read.

Everything you need to know about dropsy in betta fish: How to recognise, prevent, and treat this serious condition in your fish. Click here to read more.

Noticing your bettas swimming weirdly or struggling to float? It might have swim bladder disease. Here’s my guide to identifying, preventing, and treating it.

Betta fish are beautiful but can be a sensitive fish breed, especially if you’re keeping wild bettas. This makes them prone to various ailments and conditions, such as popeye, fin

Does your betta fish have enlarged eyes? It might have popeye. Click here to read the symptoms, treatment, and prevention for popeye in betta fish.

If you notice chunks of your betta’s fins gone, your betta might be biting them off. Read this post to check out symptoms and treatment if this happens.

Fin rot and tail rot are common in betta fishes. Often due to poor water conditions, it can easily be treated and prevented. Click here to read how.

Is your betta scratching itself in your tanks? It might have Betta Ich. Click here to diagnose, find treatments, and prevent future outbreaks.

Does your betta have gold specks on it? It probably has a deadly disease called Velvet. Read here to find out the symptoms and how you can treat your betta fish