Betta Fish Laying On Bottom Of Tank? Here's Why!

Are your betta fish lying on the bottom of their tank?
If yes! Then the video is for you.

Hello, today we're going to talk about why your betta fish is lying on the bottom of the tank and what you can do to cure this.

We'll go through 12 causes of your betta fish's bottom-dwelling behavior, and if any of these 12 causes are causing you problems, watching the full video will enable you to find the answers.

Don't leave out any explanation; you should be aware of all the variables at play.

If you skipped any part accidentally then here are time stamps that can help you better navigate through the video.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:39 Knowing Your Tank Size
02:22 Water Parameters
03:19 Tank Mates (#12 Reason)
04:35 #1 Sleeping Betta Fish
05:35 #2 Older Betta Fish
06:10 #3 Ammonia Poisoning
07:17 #4 Nitrate Poisoning
08:08 # 5 Swim Bladder Disorder
08:55 #6 Small Aquarium
09:43 #7 Temperature
10:18 #8 Incorrect pH
11:22 #9 Filtration Issues
12:19 #10 Poor Diet
13:09 #11 Lack of Interaction

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