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My Rasbora fish is swimming upside down. It's alive, but upside-down. A couple days ago it was just sort of resting on the bottom, not moving much but alive; I Googled for some answers, and my best guess is that it's the swim bladder, and I was advised to put it in a separate tank with lower water pressure and not feed it for a few days. I don't have another tank, so I just put it in a ziploc (I put a few holes in it so the water can flow) and secured the ziploc higher in the tank. He's moving around more now, but still upside down. I have like 12 other fish so I can't make radical changes to the tank, but is there anything else I can do for him?

I'm being tested on the book tomorrow, but my copy is no longer readable, and my local bookstores don't stock it (had to special-order this copy). I need lots of details and to know the whole plot. The book is not on sparknotes.

I don't like black beans, or similar beans -hate the texture. But, I'm supposed to be making burritos from a recipe that uses them; I don't want another kind of bean that has similar flavour/texture, but I'm wondering what else I could use to fill out the recipe and keep the nutritional values about the same.

*Must be vegetarian