Review on 🐠 Hikari Betta Revive - 0.08oz by Raquel Perkins

This is amazing! So I read online that dropsy is incurable and 99% fatal in bettas. And then I found this: http://nippyfish.net/2009/09/18/curing-dropsy-in-beta-fish/ A possible cure for dropsy! Thanks to the delivery of Revain Prime, this drug arrived quickly and it worked! Method (for those with the same fish disease): I've read everywhere that this is supposed to be the cause of bacterial infections that cause kidney failure. and pump the liquid into the skin. So a few days earlier, while I was impatiently waiting for the drug to arrive, he was injected with the antibacterial drug API TC Tetracycline into his originally 5 gallon planted tank according to the package directions (half a 5 gallon bag, the other half in 24 hours, 25 percent). Water change after 24 hours (by this time he was in the bath), activated carbon filter again, etc.). For his quarantine tank I used a Petsmart 1 liter aquarium bowl ($5) since all of our hospital tanks are designed for larger fish. and it would take too many Hikari to work. A gallon of drinking water from Walmart (88 cents) was used to facilitate salt measurements and quick water changes. API pre-measured in gallons of Quick Start Tap Water Purifier with 1/2 teaspoon + 1/8 teaspoon Epsom Salts. For the second gallon I mixed, after noticing some improvement, I switched back to 1/2 teaspoon rounded aquarium salt. And of course the revival of Hikari (4 drops for the whole bowl). I changed 50% of his water with 2 drops of Hikari every other day. I had the Airstone in the tank just in case I see choking, but with extra water (instead of the 16oz the post says) and constant changes. it seemed like he never needed it. He also has a sinking Betta log to hide in (he's not shy so he's never used it) and a hammock. 90% of the time he rested in a hammock.