Half Moon

Half Moon
How do I change my way of the fin Betta back to Delta Crescent?

In September, Delta Half Moon bought a betta with a blue body fins dark and pure white. His colors have changed FIN blue with red dye. Its fins have also gone from being "half moon" in how to be long and thin, like a regular betta. What can I do to "change back" to what seemed like when I bought it? I keep in a jar 1 gallon at room temperature, with a plant and decorations. He is fed a "color enhancing" foods. (Bass, Helpful Answers, please.)

Betta fins tend to change with stress and disease. Both cause bettas fins to waste away. Even a veil tail, which may have fine fins that have waste away. No offense, but get more color than "improve" the food thing. the food supply and do nothing else will do little or nothing for the color of bettas. Feed him nutrient-rich foods. The hand raised live foods are good. You only live once eat meals a week and only if you know where it came from. Live food can introduce parasites and diseases to use them carefully. Freeze dried foods that food. These are great! To feed almost every day, because they are rich. I use freeze dried blood worms. Then, the feed pellets. These may be the food each day. Do not forget fast your betta once a week can make horrible "look" and act like you're going to die if they do not feed him, but he will not. It will give you a opportunity to clean your system and a healthier life. You then have to change their water once a week. Treat as needed to change it! The change is very important. Next you need room to swim. If you do not use your arm becomes much weaker and time consuming. Same with bettas fins. It is used for swimming. My bettas live in a container a one-gallon plant and a thermometer. I keep the plant and the thermometer in the corner for my bettas have room to swim. And they love it! So you can want to remove the decoration and give a little atmosphere. Give it time. My betta (male veil tail marble) became ill and consumed. His body was more interested in keeping alive after feeding their fins. And so she lived, but their fins suffered (I'm OK with that. I'm so happy he is still alive). It has taken about two months for to revive their fins back up what used to be. It takes time. Give it a few months, some TLC, and the suggestions above, and thats about all you can do. Showing a little love, you probably would not hurt either.