I will try and keep this brief.
I came home today to my little Discus upside down in the corner of the tank, my wife said you are going to have to euthanize it. I said I would give it a couple of hours. Two hours later it was still upside down and I put my hand in the tank to remove it. Immediately the other four Discus stopped me going near it and moved it to a place I couldn't reach it. I then decided to feed the tank blood worms, the four Discus went and gathered up their mate who was now on it's side and brought it to the food, they flicked worms up and it started to eat. Now the four large fish are nursing it and making sure it is eating. Never give up on a fish. Discus are incredible.
I came home today to my little Discus upside down in the corner of the tank, my wife said you are going to have to euthanize it. I said I would give it a couple of hours. Two hours later it was still upside down and I put my hand in the tank to remove it. Immediately the other four Discus stopped me going near it and moved it to a place I couldn't reach it. I then decided to feed the tank blood worms, the four Discus went and gathered up their mate who was now on it's side and brought it to the food, they flicked worms up and it started to eat. Now the four large fish are nursing it and making sure it is eating. Never give up on a fish. Discus are incredible.
