Clownfish aggression or disease?

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Can someone tell what this is, I have a pair of clownfish and I am not sure if this is due to aggression or is some sort of infection. IMG_4539.png
 

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Can someone tell what this is, I have a pair of clownfish and I am not sure if this is due to aggression or is some sort of infection. IMG_4539.png
White light will please. Looks like aggression/
 
White light will please. Looks like aggression/
Thanks for your help here’s some videos, just looks rough. Poor guy.

 
Thanks for your help here’s some videos, just looks rough. Poor guy.

Looks like aggression honestly I'm not a pro but @vetteguy53081 @Jay Hemdal they are whey more professional than me.
 
Thanks for your help here’s some videos, just looks rough. Poor guy.

I'm thinking to just separate them. This has happened to a lot of times. what I did was just did was remove both and exchange for 2 in the same tank.
 
Thanks for your help here’s some videos, just looks rough. Poor guy.


Welcome to Reef2Reef!

The videos are too blue to see much, but it looks like this clown has some damage on its face as well. This probably began as aggression from another fish, but now I see signs of a bacterial infection. At the very least, separate this fish from any others. You should also consider treating with a broad spectrum, gram negative antibiotic like Neoplex, in a treatment tank,
 

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