Kenali seperti apa penampilan dan perilaku ikan cupang yang sehat. Kenali seperti apa penampilan dan perilaku ikan cupang yang sakit. Lakukan diagnosis untuk mengetahui penyakit ikan. Pisahkan ikan cupang yang sakit untuk diobati. Berkonsultasilah dengan ahli ikan di toko hewan peliharaan atau dokter hewan.

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A healthy betta eats vigorously, swims around and is active, is colorful and vibrant, has fins and a tail that spread out like fans, and has scales and a body that look slick and clean. Sometimes, a betta acts sad because he is sick. If your betta is lethargic, check the tank's temperature and test the water. You may need to do a water change or turn up the heater. Signs of a sick betta are:   Does not eat at all or eats reluctantly Is inactive; stays in a corner of the tank, lays at the bottom, or is always at the surface Purposely runs into objects, as if in an effort to scratch itself Looks pale, grey, or generally dull in color Tail and/or fins are clumped, closed, stiff looking, or falling apart Body has open sores, white cottony patches, red spots or white spots, or lumps Eyes are excessively protruding or swollen looking Gills don’t close all the way and stay half-open; they may look swollen or red Scales are raised like a pine cone Belly looks either hollow or extended and swollen There are several common betta illnesses that can be treated if diagnosed correctly, but you should be sure about what your fish has before starting treatment. Some medicines work for several different types of fish illnesses, but you should be sure to get the correct one. Some common fish illnesses are:   Fungal infection: look for white cottony patches on body and head, closed up fins, pale color, less activity Tail and/or fin rot: look for fin and tail getting shorter, falling apart, having a darker color, less activity, and reluctant eating Ick: look for small white spots (like the body was sprinkled with salt), less activity and eating, and attempted scratching against rocks or plants Velvet: look for less activity, loss of appetite and color. Velvet (a parasite) can be hard to spot so use a flashlight and look for a fine gold or rusty mist on the fish’s body Dropsy: look for a big, extended belly and scales that are raised and look like pine cones. Unfortunately, this is one disease for which there is no known...