Tomini Tang Burn?

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Hello all.
So I got this Tomini roughly two weeks ago. Been doing great, but today I noticed he looked a bit rough. He has a vertical mark on his body that looks like a burn, though I have no idea. I do also see that he has a rip on his fin, though I have no idea what this could be from. Any ideas what this mark could be from, and is there anything I should treat with to prevent an infection and insures he heals up well?
Thank you
 
Do you have any pics or videos? That will help with id of problem.

Im sorry, I took pictures and I guess I totally forgot to add them to my post XD
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Rash type injury from object or even a bite mark from a tank occupant
Keep an eye on it to assure healing opposed to infection
Should heal well
 

Im sorry, I took pictures and I guess I totally forgot to add them to my post XD
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That looks like a scrape and the split fin is either from being caught in a net and moved recently, or more likely, from tankmate aggression. What fish are in the tank with it? I saw a wrasse in the video.....

Jay
 
That looks like a scrape and the split fin is either from being caught in a net and moved recently, or more likely, from tankmate aggression. What fish are in the tank with it? I saw a wrasse in the video.....

Jay
Sorry for late reply.
Melanurus wrasse and a small mocha clown.
 

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