“Clover” my clownfish

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I bought two clowns almost a year ago, clover is the female and she always had a messed up mouth. Just never looked right but she always ate fine and seems healthy. The last few weeks it gets whiter and whiter. She still acts fine but it looks like she got punched in the face and it won’t get any better. Not sure if I should be concerned... well I am concerned but she hasn’t acted any different than ever.
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Sorry that was the best picture I could get after 500 try’s.
 
Not that anyone cares but she seems fine now. Still a little white spot on her chin but it’s better than it was. As my kids tell there grandpa when we leave his house (jokingly) “thanks for nothing”
 
My female always has a small white spot by one of her fins. One time it flared up and got pretty big then lost some flesh pretty deep. She always acted fine and over about a 6 month period it healed and started to gain color back, but still has a small spot. Was never able to figure out what it is or what caused it to flare up.
 

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