In theory, yes it could injure it's self from over eting, but in practice tht's quite rare. It's not uncommon for some fish to be pickier than others or to simply eat less than others. That all depends on their age, size and activity level. If that seems to be the only thing out of the ordinary you are noticing you don;t need to worry at all.
2007-02-06 10:27:18
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answered by magicman116 7
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hi Ajdin, the tank won't cycle with none fish in it to create poop which creates ammonia which in turn starts off the cycle. As you have no fish yet how approximately doing a fishless cycle? Fish get extraordinarily under pressure in the time of the recent tank cycle that may soak as much as eight weeks & some in many cases die as a results of the intense pollutants. the impressive thing approximately doing a fishless cycle is twofold, before everything you do no longer harm any fish by using fact regardless of while you're making an errors all you do is initiate lower back & secondly fishless cycling noticeably much continually is swifter & extra controllable than using fish to do the activity for you. it is going to take some weeks till you're arranged to introduce fish yet endurance is a considered necessary ingredient to have in fishkeeping & it is rather well worth the attempt, the link decrease than describes the technique in large element. the 2d link tells you with regard to the nitrogen cycle-needed to understanding the workings of your tank.
2016-12-17 04:02:40
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answered by binford 4
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I hope you have them in separate bowls, for starters. Bettas, and in fact most fish, will eat until they die. So YES! They can die from over-eating, Stick to the reccomended amount. Also, I don't know what kind of food you are feeding them, but pellets are best, with the occasional bloodworm for treats. Sometimes they will suck pellets in and spit them out. But its totally normal. Unless the fish looks pale, seems to be swimming backward or lopsided, or has anything weird on its scales, it's probably fine.
2007-02-06 10:20:26
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answered by maatawry 1
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bettas look funny when they get little fat tummies. i have 2 that i got at the same time both are the same size and there isn't much difference except one is black and one is red -- the black one eats about 1/2 what the red one does. i do have a little one -- i think he is a runt or something he will go for a couple days and not eat anything. they are all different.
2007-02-06 11:52:19
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answered by Anonymous
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I hope you dont have them in the same tank! if you do, the male that is eating all the time could be bulling the other two to not eat. im supprised that you dont have 2 dead males. if they are in sepperate tanks you should try giving them bloodworm. they love it!
2007-02-06 10:23:11
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answered by Kim M 1
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I think he'll be ok, and I bet he would tear up the other two.
2007-02-06 10:18:18
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answered by Mike V 4
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