Dark spots on clown

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Hi, i’ve had this little guy for about 2yrs. Today i noticed this black spots pretty much all over him. It doesn’t look like a desease because he’s as active as ever and eating well. Should i be concerned or is this something normal for clownfish ? No anemone in the tank.

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Pretty common, no real health issue. Sometimes, these can be caused by coral stings, but other times they are "idiopathic" - with no known cause. That one has a lot of the spots though, are they on both sides of the fish?

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Yup, almost on the exact same places.

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So they’re basically stungs then. I got a couple of lps recently. That could explain it.
 

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