Can bettas eat peas?

You can also feed a pea to your betta once a week to prevent any future constipation problems. It will help to clean out the betta's digestive system. However, before feeding your betta a pea, do not feed it anything for an entire day.
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Can Bettas digest peas?

Please note: feeding your betta fish peas is not recommended because they can't digest them properly. Peas can be used to treat digestive problems in a lot of species of fish, including common pet fish like goldfish platy, but they do need to be prepared properly to be effective.
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What vegetables can bettas eat?

To keep it short, you can feed your betta fish the human food like boiled peas, corn, leafy greens like spinach and lettuce, cucumber, sweet corn, and some non-citrus fruits strawberries, apples, pear, melon, and especially cantaloupe.
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Can I feed peas to my fish?

Dried green peas have considerably more fiber due to the decreased water content, but these should not be feed to fish. When added to water, the peas will rehydrate and can cause damage to a fish's delicate GI tract. All in all, peas are a low calorie treat that fish can enjoy.
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How do peas cure swim bladder?

Frozen or cooked peas, will blast through the impaction and reduce the pressure on the fish's swim bladder. If your fish starts floating sideways, we recommend you stop feeding them for a few days and then hand feed peas to help clear up any blockages.
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How much pea should I feed my betta?

Serving Size: 1/4 – 1/2 Pea per Betta. To prepare, take one pea and blanch it by dropping it into boiling water to soften it. After cooking for 30 seconds for fresh peas or 1 minute for frozen, remove and drop into ice cold water until cooled. Peal the skin away and feed a small portion of the inside to the betta.
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How many peas do I feed my fish?

You should only feed 2 – 3 peas per adult goldfish (1 – 2 peas for younger fish). An hour after feeding goldfish peas, check the substrate for uneaten food and remove them from the gravel (either with a siphon during a water change or a net).
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What can I feed my betta fish if I run out of food?

In case you run out of food, you can give your Betta pieces of worm or shrimp or even certain kinds of fish. For example, mosquito larvae are among their most favorite food in the wild and it is absolutely suitable to give at home.
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How can I play with my betta fish?

With patience and a little persistence, you can teach him to do things like follow your finger, eat from your hand, swim through a hoop, play soccer, and even jump out of the water or come up to be petted. Fish food is the best reinforcement for desired behavior.
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Can betta fish eat any human food?

your betta cannot survive exclusively on human food.

Any human food that you feed your betta fish should be an occasional supplement or treat – it should never form the majority of your betta's diet.
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How do you feed peas?

Peas are legumes and naturally fix their own nitrogen, so adding nitrogen-rich feeds may encourage lots of bushy green growth but reduce the production of peas. If your veg plants are grown in good, fertile soil with plenty of organic matter they won't need any extra feeding.
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Are sweet peas the same as green peas?

Nothing. Different names for the same things. Both are pretty vague names, so sometimes also get used to describe other similar peas, but generally both of those are going to mean the typical pea. They're also sometimes called "spring peas." I do love that fresh green pea-ness.
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Why is my fish swimming face down?

If your fish is swimming upside down, it has a problem with its swim bladder. What is this? Your fish has stopped being able to control its swim bladder and has got stuck with too much air inside it. The reason for this could be constipation, a poor diet, eating habits, or an infection.
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How often feed fish peas?

Number of Feedings per Day

In general, most fish do quite well on one feeding per day. However, some owners prefer to feed their fish twice a day. Young, growing fish might need to eat three or more times per day.
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Can fish eat cucumbers?

Fresh vegetables

Certain tropical fish can also have vegetables as well as meat in their fish food diet, but it must be given in small portions. Good choices are peas, Romaine lettuce, broccoli and cucumber.
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Can swim bladder fix itself?

Switching to a sinking or neutrally buoyant diet may help correct mild disorders by keeping excess air from entering the duct to the swim bladder. However, even with diet modification, swim bladder disorders may not be easily corrected.
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Can swim bladder cure itself?

There's no treatment as such, and if the fish can recover, they will do so given a few hours. Switching the tank lights off for a while often helps, partly by removing one source of stress, but also by encouraging the fish to rest quietly rather than try to swim about.
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Why is my fish bent in half?

If a fish has a bent or curved spine, it is most likely infected with a Gram-positive mycobacteria (Mycobacterium marinum or M. fortuitum). This is commonly referred to as fish tuberculosis, piscine tuberculosis, acid-fast disease or granuloma disease.
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How often do you water peas?

Water deeply once a week. Never allow the soil to dry out totally or you'll drastically reduce pea production. The critical time for watering is when the plants are blossoming and producing pods. When pods are maturing in hot weather, water daily if needed to maintain pod quality.
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What are pea sticks?

Definition of pea-stick

: a long stake or branch upon which garden peas are trained cutting down the green young branches for pea-sticks— Georgianna Bruce.
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Can peas be started indoors?

An indoor pea plant needs 8 to 10 hours of bright light. You can either place it in the sunniest location of the home or use grow lights. Many varieties grow well in containers and will flourish indoors, but snap pea, snow pea and dwarf pea plants are the easiest.
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What happens if you eat a betta fish?

First of all, you'll be relieved to learn that betta fish are NOT poisonous to cats. Some species of fish, like pufferfish, are toxic when ingested. Other fish, including boxfishes, secrete poisonous mucus from their skin, which would be toxic if you ate the fish. However, your betta is not toxic.
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Can I put lettuce in my betta tank?

Lettuce, in particular, is an excellent source of nutrients for a betta. Not only does it contain a lot of vitamins, but bettas can easily digest them, too.
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