Accidentally bruised Copperband, should I be worried?

[Tnops]

I was transporting my copper band for a freshwater dip as it seemed to be breathing fast. I then accidentally got it caught with a rock for a brief moment and it got bruised on one side. Other than breathing fast, this seems to be a very good copper band, eats like crazy and is super active. Holds its own against jerk clarkiis

Even after the dip and bruise, it immediately started eating when I put it back into the tank and is swimming normal. I have heard coppers are more susceptible to internal damage so I hope it is going to heal. Should I be worried?

(Had it for exactly a month)

 

[Jay Hemdal]

I was transporting my copper band for a freshwater dip as it seemed to be breathing fast. I then accidentally got it caught with a rock for a brief moment and it got bruised on one side. Other than breathing fast, this seems to be a very good copper band, eats like crazy and is super active. Holds its own against jerk clarkiis

Even after the dip and bruise, it immediately started eating when I put it back into the tank and is swimming normal. I have heard coppers are more susceptible to internal damage so I hope it is going to heal. Should I be worried?

(Had it for exactly a month)

I saw a similar case in October. Take a look at this post:

Clownfish bruising/lesion?

All, Over the past two years or so, I've come across dozens of cases on the fish disease forum here of an issue with clownfish that we have not been able to identify. I've never seen it on any clownfish I've had myself, but the issue seems most common on designer clowns, which I don't work...

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Jay