Annie

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Annie had been battling dropsy since July 26. She fought like a brave little girl but finally decided that she couldn't fight any more and her poor little body finally gave out.

R.I.P. little Annie, what a precious little sweetie you were.

[shadow]

Im sorry to hear of your lost Annie looked like a very nice fish i have one that looks just like her .

R.I.P Annie

[Rachel - old]

Sorry to hear about the loss of Annie. She was a cutie!

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Thanks guys, I will miss her. That pic was taken when I first noticed she was ill, you can see her scales sticking out if you look closely.

I seriously thought about puting her out of her misery the night before she died, but I just couldn't bring myself to do it. I knew she wasn't long for this world, she had lost all color and looked so very tired of fighting her illness.

[Denise]

I'm so sorry about Annie. What a brave girl she was to be fighting this since July 26. I have lost one betta to the dreadful dropsy, and I never want to see it happen again. I only have one little girl named Sally (and lots of boys), and Sally's coloring looks a lot like your Annie. What a sweetheart.

[BettaBGood]

BettaMVP,

I'm so sorry about sweet, little Annie.

RIP, prettty girl!

[Emerson]

Oh no! I'm so sorry to hear about little Annie...I really thought she'd pull through. What a tough little fighter she was, and such a beauty. I know you took very care good of her and did everything you could. She was in the best possible care and had a good life with you and your Betta bunch to the end.

RIP, Annie.

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I thought she was getting better too. Her scales looked like they were starting to lie down a bit and I was really getting hopeful.

I knew she probably wouldn't make it. Dropsy is almost always fatal since the pinecone symptom doesn't show up until they have kidney problems, but I just had to try. As you can see from the pic, she didn't look very swollen when I caught it.

My poor little Annie...