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TPATankNano · May 22, 2018

Think this little black mark is anything I should worry about?

Tahoe61 · May 22, 2018

No worries.

Hypermelenization from being stung by corals or some types of anemones.

TPATankNano · May 22, 2018

Tahoe61 said:
No worries.

Hypermelenization from being stung by corals or some types of anemones.

Thank you! If she was stung it serves her right - she has been so greedy when the anemone (GTBA) went in the tank. Won’t let the little guy near it.

Milkmanskid · May 23, 2018

TPATankNano said:
Thank you! If she was stung it serves her right - she has been so greedy when the anemone (GTBA) went in the tank. Won’t let the little guy near it.

Mine was the same way[emoji23] used to run the male off all the time.

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