API Melafix Antibacterial Fish Remedy

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One of my fantails had a damaged tail fin right at the point where the two upper lobes bifurcate. I don't know if he got bit by one of the other guys or how it happened. Everyone else in the tank was fine and acting normally.

As soon as I saw the damage, I checked water conditions immediately and all was well no ammonia, pH normal, etc., etc. Rather than take a chance, I thought it best to treat for fin rot as that area just seemed like a strange place for a bite or nip. I decided to try Melafix first before anything more drastic. The instructions said treat for 7 days then do a 25% water change. The guys get a regular partial weekly water change anyway, so I did a partial water change, treated for 7 days and did another partial water change right on schedule.

The instructions say to repeat treatment if necessary; however, I decided to not re-treat as the damage seemed to be getting much better. Today is day 9 with no additional treatment and my sweet little fishie looks great! Not quite 100% but real close I'd say right around 98% cured. If I didn't know the damage was there, I couldn't tell the difference. Since I knew about it, obviously I was aware of what to look for, but right now he looks very, very good.

Since the only change made was the addition of the Melafix, I'd have to say that solved the problem.

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I was skeptical when I bought this product and Pimafix when we noticed that our Glofish and Black Moors were sick. (They were that way when we bought them) It quickly helped regrow the fins that fin rot had taken from the Black Moors. We used it in conjunction with Pimafix and it worked great. It was also a great help when we accidently put a Puffer Fish in the tank with them. The Puffer tries to eat the Black Moors and tore up the fins and left gashes in one of them. After removing the Puffer Fish and rehoming him, we started treatment of Melafix and Pimafix. The tails and fins on our fish quickly started growing back and now we have two happy Black Moors swimming around in our tank. This is a great product that treats open red sores, fin and tail rot, eye cloud, pop eye, body slime and mouth fungus, and open body wounds. Myself and my fish highly recommend this product.

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This is something that all fish owners need to keep on hand. I had a goldfish that got really BAD fin rot, another one of my fish wouldn't stop picking on him and so his fins started to rot from his wounds. It got so bad that he hardly had any fins left! Then 2 years later, the poor guy got stuck in the pump because he was sick and couldn't free himself. The pump damaged his fins pretty badly. Both times this stuff healed him up perfectly, and his fins grew back entirely. They are as full and beautiful as ever before. Just follow the instructions on the bottle and there's no reason why it shouldn't work!

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I purchased this to heal 1 of my danio's which had a small cut near it's dorsal fin. This product worked so fast that I second guessed myself about the cut (maybe it wasn't lol)I only needed to treat the danio for 24 hrs. By the next evening the cut was almost invisible and activity was back to normal. This is a natural Tea Tree product so it has a strong smell to it. Not a bad smell (it's tea tree extract) but a strong one. The smell goes away pretty fast after you replace the carbon in your filter.

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Recently a beautiful Blue Diamond Discus was in the wars here. Her left eye was badly damaged by her mate (the first time I've seen such a horrendous injury). She turned black, stopped eating, and hid, lying partly on her side. The injury occurred during the night. On discovery in the morning, the first thing I did (after a water change) was add Melafix. This treatment continued for 4 days. By the fourth day there was no sign of cloudiness, no swelling and absolutely no fungus. The Discus has lost use of the eye (this may be temporary) but her appetitie has returned as is her continual search for food. The wonderful colour is vibrant again. All is well.