Mark on my clownfish

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Hi. Can someone please tell me what are the marks on my clownfish? It appears on both sides and I really don't know what cause this. He he's keep swimming at the bottom of the tank. Thanks

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If you are talking about the white blotches, it is hard to say. Could be brook or velvet. Since it looks like a tank bred clown, I would lean more towards velvet. Either way, a freshwater dip with the same ph as your tank and temp would help. If it is velvet, 5 minutes will help get rid of it off the clown. Velvet doesn't do well with osmotic changes. 5 minutes would be the minimum amount of time.
 
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yeah would agree with velvet or brooks good fresh water dip will work
 
It's like some kind of bruises. A friend of my told me something like coral sting. The marks r long. Hope this pic would help

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Could anything be bullying it?
 
Once a while I saw the other clown did. And I just added medium hippo and clown wrasse in friday. Idk if it happened before the new fishes or after but since last night this guy acted weirded and I noticed the light brown long marks on him. Like someone just get whipped and bruises up. There r no white spot on him I looked real good on the fish
 

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