Does my gold flake is heavy breathing ?

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is he heavy breathing ? Am planning to rehome it whent my 120g build will be done all my fish are doing great my male clown have the same white spot since a couple of month and my female clown has the same 2 white spot since a couple of month they are hosting my hammer coral my tail spot blenny and my gold head goby don't show anything the only fish i have a concern is my gold flake and my mandarin
 
I don't know about heavy breathing, but it does look stressed going back and forth like that...
 
Looks healthy and normal to me for a small fish. A fish that is struggling to get enough oxygen would not be as active as your Gold Flake.
 
He always act like that when am close to my tank if i step back and whatch it he do his buisness swim in the cave under the arch nip at the rock ...
its a beautiful fish
 
And what about my mandarin i have see her scratching or have some kind of spasm
 

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is he heavy breathing ? Am planning to rehome it whent my 120g build will be done all my fish are doing great my male clown have the same white spot since a couple of month and my female clown has the same 2 white spot since a couple of month they are hosting my hammer coral my tail spot blenny and my gold head goby don't show anything the only fish i have a concern is my gold flake and my mandarin

Sorry for the late reply, but I just got a captive bred juvenile goldflake and mine acts the same as yours does. He kinda freaks out if I get really close to the tank. I’ve talked to many others and thier captive bred juvenile goldflake act the same way and are very healthy. I got mine from Reef pro
 

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