Clownfish in Coral gone wrong??

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SO if you may have seen a thread where I said how excited I was that my clowns were finally ready to be hosted, in my torch coral? I said how my male clowns' mouth was getting stuck open due to the sting, and how we was eating? Just wondering what I should do if he is not eating? Not sure if its happening, cuz I just put some small pellets in and it didnt seem like he was interested. COuld this be because he knows he cant eat or just not hungry? To be honest the clowns seem more interested in the torch that anything else right now, even food. What should I try doing if I notice he really is not eating? *because his mouth is now stuck open or it seems.
Also, im noticing a white spot on the side of his face. I havent noticed it before today, so Im "hoping" its just a sting wound and not something infectious. I dont have any pictures sorry, but it just looks like a pale patch of skin, as if the skin had lost color(lost color, not turned white).
#reefsquad tell me what you think :)
 
Hard to tell without photos. We all would just be guessing.
 

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