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I did that the first day I had my Danios, one of them was resting motionless in some of my plants and I thought it was dead! I was gonna bury him in the garden (I'm a softy!) but when I got a box to lift him into, he darted across the tank! Now I think about it I can't believe I thought it was...

Did a 25% water change and stared at my fancy goldie tank.

Well, it's helped my black moor! Here are some pics of his healed tail. Sorry for the really blurry pic, I'm not really a tech person ?

Whoops, in my last post I was supposed to say, your other fish can eat the flakes as they sinks and leave the danios with the food on the surface. Sorry!

Mrc8858 is correct, it won't hurt anything and its perfectly safe! :)

Aww they are adorable!!:)

Congratulations!! They are BEAUTIFUL!! All the best for the future! :)

Awesome idea! One question though, are you going to take other people's pets and treat them, or are you going to buy the fish then treat it and sell the healthy fish to another person? Treating other people's pets like a vet might be against the law if you don't have a licence.

I would try to keep her water as clean as you can, do some research and try to find out what it might be. I am a black moor owner myself and I absolutely adore the little beauties. I hope yours gets better soon! :)

Right now, I have a black moor who is on the road to recovery. I treated him with some anti-fungal medicine, stopped the infection from spreading closer to his body( it's on his tail) and now I'm treating him with Melafix to help him grow his tail back.

Introduced 3 more leopard danios to one of my tanks to complete a school.

I keep danios and the way I solve this problem is very simple, I just soak the flakes first so that they will sink and the danios catch them as they float down.

Aquarists never stop learning!! :)

I watch mine for about half an hour or so each day.