Hello, Tried searching but haven't found anything similar to this.
I've had this Midas Blenny for several months, he's in a 20g with a pair of clowns, haven't seen any fighting and the clowns are doing great. About 2 weeks ago he developed a small white lesion on the side, it looked like what I would assume to be a scratch from the rockwork. Definitely does not appear to be Ich. Over the last week or so this has grown significantly, though I'm wondering if it is just healing and forming a blister... or if this is some sort of parasite.
He's a rapid swimmer so tough to get super clear shots.
He is otherwise doing great, no changes in personality, activity, and still eating like an absolute champ. He was <1 inch when I picked him up and he's grown a LOT. Water parameters are good, mixed reef tank.
Went through 3 week QT, did not pre-medicate with anything just observation when I first picked him up.
I should note, he has no other spots, blemishes or lesions anywhere. Anything else you see in the pictures (black spots) is from the tank glass.
Any thoughts?
I've had this Midas Blenny for several months, he's in a 20g with a pair of clowns, haven't seen any fighting and the clowns are doing great. About 2 weeks ago he developed a small white lesion on the side, it looked like what I would assume to be a scratch from the rockwork. Definitely does not appear to be Ich. Over the last week or so this has grown significantly, though I'm wondering if it is just healing and forming a blister... or if this is some sort of parasite.
He's a rapid swimmer so tough to get super clear shots.
He is otherwise doing great, no changes in personality, activity, and still eating like an absolute champ. He was <1 inch when I picked him up and he's grown a LOT. Water parameters are good, mixed reef tank.
Went through 3 week QT, did not pre-medicate with anything just observation when I first picked him up.
I should note, he has no other spots, blemishes or lesions anywhere. Anything else you see in the pictures (black spots) is from the tank glass.
Any thoughts?