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I'm not sure If this is anything to worry about but tonight I noticed a spot on the side of my Angelfish in the QT this is the best picture I could get being treated with metro been in QT for 8 days and has been treated with metro every 48 hours since introduction also 1 round of prazi still eating well

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Sorry can't see much from the picture. Can you describe the spot? Flat or raised? Color? Texture: cottony/fibrous/cauliflower or smooth?
 

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It’s in the right place for Uronema marinum. If it has a brown redish hue, start treating immediately.

 
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It’s in the right place for Uronema marinum. If it has a brown redish hue, start treating immediately.

the fish has been in metro for 8 days ever since i got it so i was pretreating the fish so im not sure its uronema im trying to get a better shot of it but the fish in QT hide when i come near the tank lol
 
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but ill double the dosage of metro just in case it is i was using 1 scoop per 10g ill do 2 scoops per 10g ill also see if i can get a better picture so i can really get a good look at it
 
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That's the only spot or mark on him anything else is food floating in the water I stirred up some old food on the QT bottom had to remove the pvc he likes to hide in to get a better shot
 
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didnt realize i posted so many of the same picture was posting from my phone i think i will have to just monitor to it to see if gets better or worse or the same its so hard to tell unless i pull the fish and put him near a white background lol

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I have a swallow tail that had something similar... I am pretty sure it was from my yellow tang being a jerk. Now that she has settled in they are buds and everything has healed up great. I just made sure to feed extra nori and that seemed to help out. She is really a great fish!
 
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i got better pictures it seems to be some sort of growth on the outside of the skin could this be lympho? or should i start treating with an antibiotic

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I'm not sure If this is anything to worry about but tonight I noticed a spot on the side of my Angelfish in the QT this is the best picture I could get being treated with metro been in QT for 8 days and has been treated with metro every 48 hours since introduction also 1 round of prazi still eating well

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Pic very fuzzy but appears to be post-injury
Assure it’s improving daily and not developing into something bacterial.
Also assure you have good water quality
 

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