[In spite of my fears... I have a Betta on the way for my 10 gallon!]

I recently got my betta and I got the Tetra Betta flakes, the Hikari betta bio-pellets and also some frozen blood worms. 

The first week he got a pinch of flakes in the morning and more or less 10 pellets in the evening. Because I thought: whatever he can eat in a minut 🤣. What he could eat in a minute was 12 and more pellets in the evening. 

When I found a little cinnamon role on the gravel, I realised that this was probably due to overfeeding (but asked for confirmation here). So after a day of fasting , he now gets a very tiny pinch of  flakes in the morning and 5 pellets in the evening. Because of the overfeeding, I haven't given him any bloodworms yet. I'm also wondering how much bloodworms do I give him? 

[Normal betta poop?]

Thank you @xXInkedPhoenixX, I have seen so many in the different lfs over the past months and was never sure which one I would choose, but as soon as I saw this one, I knew and even took it home a bit to soon 😏

I thought so much. I just wanted to be sure it is poo as it was layed down like a small art work 😅. He didn't get any food tonight, let him flare for about 15min and then lights out. No more food until tomorrow evening.

Thanks for the feedback!  

[Normal betta poop?]

Hi EveryOne

I'm just new to the forum and also new at the fish keeping world. I've been full-time gathering information for about a month or 2, while cycling my 10gallon for a betta and maybe a small school of endlers. I have my betta (and an assasin snail) now for a few days and this morning I found some strange cinnamon role looking poop (I suppose) in the tank. I can not find a lot of information (especially pics or videos) showing what poop is supposed to look like 😁. I think this is the result of overfeeding my betta? at 8am he gets e very small pinch of Tetra Betta flakes and at 8pm I give him about 10 to 15 Hikari Batta bio-gold pellets, which he devours in less than a minute 🤭. He wasn't bloated yesterday, so if you think this could be something else, let me know.

My betta and his poo