u/what_the_deckle

I think I know the answer, but is my girl overweight? I've had her since January but she recently decided to go after and eats all of the shrimp she had been peacefully cohabitating with. If she is overweight, what sort of change in diet would be appropriate?

She eats Tetra Betta pellets - about 10, twice a day. She does not eat dried blood worms when I have offered them.

The tank is planted and cycled (I test the water twice a week and do a partial water change weekly). It's a 5 gal tank. The only other creatures now are a few snails.

I made this top a while ago and am finally getting around to quilting it. I picked this bold red gingham for the back because the project has picnic blanket vibes to me. But binding?! Would you do a scrappy binding using the fabrics from the quilt top? I'm not sure I still have those scraps left or if they've been used in other projects. I'm usually confident about fabric and color choices but I'm stumped!@

I recently moved my betta, Moon, to a bigger tank. I had some cute colorful shrimp in there for about two weeks before I put her in. She'd previously been with shrimp and lived happily together. Sadly, she seems to have realized the new shrimp were food and quickly ate most of them. We were obviously upset, as my toddler and I loved watching the shrimps live their happy lives.

My question: if I add a better cave/shrimp hide, could I put more shrimp in, or would I be sending them to their doom, since she now knows they are edible? The video shows the tank in the happy days before Moon rained down terror.