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Does anyone know what this cloudy portion of the top fin is from? He is eating normally and has normal swimming patterns.
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MAY BE A FIN RAY ISSUE OR MARK FROM INJURY. kEEP AN EYE ON IT FOR HEALING
 
Does anyone know what this cloudy portion of the top fin is from? He is eating normally and has normal swimming patterns.
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I’ve seen injuries that caused that in this species, but in those cases, it only involved a few fin rays, and wasn’t at the base of them.

Has the fish been netted up recently? Any aggressive fish in the tank?
 
I’ve seen injuries that caused that in this species, but in those cases, it only involved a few fin rays, and wasn’t at the base of them.

Has the fish been netted up recently? Any aggressive fish in the tank?
I’ve seen injuries that caused that in this species, but in those cases, it only involved a few fin rays, and wasn’t at the base of them.

Has the fish been netted up recently? Any aggressive fish in the tank?
Hasn't been netted for the past 4 months. Only fish that is semi aggressive is my gem tang and foxface rabbitfish but they tend to ignore the trigger.
 

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