New Pictures of the fish

[BC_MoM]

Oooh! I love Cal! *steals*

[Flatcoatluver]

Oooh! I love Cal! *steals*

Thanks
Cal is not doing very good, he hasn't eaten in about a week and I can tell he isn't eating beacause the pellets pretty much get sucked in the filter. It's really frustrating because he is such a cool boy. He hasn't been the same since I moved him into a 10 gallon. He used to be so active in his 2.5 so I don't know what is up with him.

[elleagwire]

You have such adorable fishes.
The last two have the most beautiful shade of blue.
Such cutie ones...

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[Chilli]

Such pretty fish! The wide variety of color is beautiful.

He hasn't been the same since I moved him into a 10 gallon. He used to be so active in his 2.5 so I don't know what is up with him.

I've heard of this happening... some better prefer smaller tanks over the larger one(this doesn't apply to everyone, but I have heard of some cases where it does).
Does he have a heater in his tank? Sometimes extra heat can help aid some bettas that aren't doing too well.
Good luck with your boy! I hope he begins to feel better. =)

[Flatcoatluver]

Does he have a heater in his tank? Sometimes extra heat can help aid some bettas that aren't doing too well.
Good luck with your boy! I hope he begins to feel better. =)

No he doesn't have a heater, but what if I turned on the light? The only fish that has a heater is the cichlid.

[Chilli]

I find that lights in the tank don't heat all that well... if I were you, and knew he was going to stay in the 10g, I would go ahead and invest in a heater. Bettas do like the temperature to be a bit above 75 degrees, but can do fine in cooler temps.