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Gold flake angel with bump behind head

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Hello all, just noticed my goldflake angelfish had a little bump above and behind his eye. He’s been eating great after not eating when we got him, and I recently added a new rock so he feels more protected. He is in a quarantine tank where I can watch him and is not dosed with any medication now. He’s splitting a 20 gallon tank with a blue face angelfish as I am trying to rehome the blue face( if anyone lives near south jersey he’s availible for pickup $200). Gold flake is acting normal and eating. Just noticed this today and it is on his left side.

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Would you consider shipping the blue face?
 
Hello all, just noticed my goldflake angelfish had a little bump above and behind his eye. He’s been eating great after not eating when we got him, and I recently added a new rock so he feels more protected. He is in a quarantine tank where I can watch him and is not dosed with any medication now. He’s splitting a 20 gallon tank with a blue face angelfish as I am trying to rehome the blue face( if anyone lives near south jersey he’s availible for pickup $200). Gold flake is acting normal and eating. Just noticed this today and it is on his left side.

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If you’d like, you can post a fish disease problem report in the fish disease forum:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/s...sease-treatment-and-diagnosis-section.775547/
 

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