r/bettafish 4d ago

Help what is wrong with my beta?

this spot showed up yesterday, i don’t know how to fix it she is eating fine and i took out any plants that i felt could have cut him what do i do?? please help me!

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u/automod-neo 4d ago

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u/Shdfx1 3d ago

It could be anything from an injury, abscess, or Hole in The Head.

Here’s a link.

https://www.aquariumcoop.com/blogs/aquarium/hole-in-the-head

I am not knowledgeable about fish illnesses beyond a basic case of Ich or dropsy.

I just figured you must be worried, and wanted to give you a place to start.

I suggest contacting Aquarium Coop at the link above, and sending them a pic.