Help identifying black spots on Tang

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Looking to help out a reefer in our local group. He posted a picture of his hippo Tang earlier today. Any help would be appreciated, as he's had the guy "since he was less than the size of a penny"

His description:
"haven’t seen him scratching I had no ick or anything for the past year or so I was syphon the sand yesterday and stirred up the sand bed and this happened"

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Possibly black ich caused by stress.
 

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Maybe was HLLE/stress related. 3 days later seemed to clear up. Had it been black ich I don't think it would have cleared that quickly.

From the reefer:

"Went away fed them seaweed and put some poly lab reef medic so I don’t know what cured maybe she got bit something"

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