Is this lympho?

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Eating and swimming around, alert, no flashing or rubbing. Only on the left fin, left side of tail, and left eye. Pictures are hard because he hides whenever I get close..
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Eating and swimming around, alert, no flashing or rubbing. Only on the left fin, left side of tail, and left eye. Pictures are hard because he hides whenever I get close..
1000004882.jpg
1000004883.jpg
ee410acd-c067-4a42-8edf-92426daa49c9-1_all_7924.jpg
1000005290.jpg
1000005299.jpg
1000005287.jpg
Lympho will not start on a face but usually fins. This appears to be a small cyst from a nick or injury. These fish are skittish and run into may things and often nick themselves and many more to come.
Keep an eye on it for retraction and not getting larger or red/sore. If so, treat in separate tank using seachem neoplex
 
Eating and swimming around, alert, no flashing or rubbing. Only on the left fin, left side of tail, and left eye. Pictures are hard because he hides whenever I get close..
1000004882.jpg
1000004883.jpg
ee410acd-c067-4a42-8edf-92426daa49c9-1_all_7924.jpg
1000005290.jpg
1000005299.jpg
1000005287.jpg

Pics aren't really clear, but the 3rd down does look like lymphocystis.

How long have you had the fish?
No other symptoms?
 

WHAT KIND OF SUBSTRATE ARE YOU RUNNING ON YOUR TANK?

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