Is this urunema?

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I recently transferred all of my fish from my dt to a qt tank with copper bcs of an ick outbreak. Its a 20 gallon breeder. I had a lot of fish but the majority didn’t make it. I have a hippo tank, 2 ocellaris, 5 chromis and a dartfish. I had some extreme aggression from the clownfish to the chromis so i build them a cage so they dont get bullied. I want to ask if this mark on my chromis is just from bite/bulling from the clownfish or the hippo tank or something else

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I recently transferred all of my fish from my dt to a qt tank with copper bcs of an ick outbreak. Its a 20 gallon breeder. I had a lot of fish but the majority didn’t make it. I have a hippo tank, 2 ocellaris, 5 chromis and a dartfish. I had some extreme aggression from the clownfish to the chromis so i build them a cage so they dont get bullied. I want to ask if this mark on my chromis is just from bite/bulling from the clownfish or the hippo tank or something else

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Looks like an injury. Uronema is oval and ciliated and often mid-body . These fish tend to fight and spook easily. You can safely use Ruby Rally Pro in the tank to prevent infection
 
I recently transferred all of my fish from my dt to a qt tank with copper bcs of an ick outbreak. Its a 20 gallon breeder. I had a lot of fish but the majority didn’t make it. I have a hippo tank, 2 ocellaris, 5 chromis and a dartfish. I had some extreme aggression from the clownfish to the chromis so i build them a cage so they dont get bullied. I want to ask if this mark on my chromis is just from bite/bulling from the clownfish or the hippo tank or something else

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It’s the correct color for Uronema, but that isn’t a typical location. How long have you had this fish? Uronema usually shows up in new fish.
 

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