Uronema or Wound?

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My lights are going out and saw this wound on my chromis? Could it be battle wounds?

Been in the tank only a day. I’m not sure if he cut himself or it’s uronema?

Sorry if pictures are too blurry. My lights are turning off can’t get any better right now.

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are these pictures too blurry to tell? I can try to maybe upload a video to youtube
 
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dang these videos uploaded blurry also :/ well here the bad videos i took beofre my lights went out. I tried but my phone camera isnt the best.
 

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My lights are going out and saw this wound on my chromis? Could it be battle wounds?

Been in the tank only a day. I’m not sure if he cut himself or it’s uronema?

Sorry if pictures are too blurry. My lights are turning off can’t get any better right now.

IMG_8198.jpeg IMG_8197.jpeg
This appears to be a wound or bite and not consistent with uronema However, keep an eye on it to assure not becoming infected, assure salinity is not low and do not allow waste to accumulate in the tank for prevention.
 
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This appears to be a wound or bite and not consistent with uronema However, keep an eye on it to assure not becoming infected, assure salinity is not low and do not allow waste to accumulate in the tank for prevention.
thank you im hoping its not uronema.. this what i get for not QTing. I guess i'ma learn the hard way.

Theres been some chasing from my scopas and tomini. So maybe they bit him or stabbed him?

ammonia 0
nitrite 0
nitrate 2
phosphate is 0
My salinty is 1.025
 

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thank you im hoping its not uronema.. this what i get for not QTing. I guess i'ma learn the hard way.

Theres been some chasing from my scopas and tomini. So maybe they bit him or stabbed him?

ammonia 0
nitrite 0
nitrate 2
phosphate is 0
My salinty is 1.025
Looks like a stab wound from a tang. Uronema lesions are usually vertical and longer. They also cause additional symptoms such as not eating, rapid breathing and then quickly after that, death.
 
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Looks like a stab wound from a tang. Uronema lesions are usually vertical and longer. They also cause additional symptoms such as not eating, rapid breathing and then quickly after that, death.
Okay ty. Yeah dang I didn’t see any aggression day one from my tangs but I did put up a mirror to keep them distracted.

I work 12 hr days right now so I only got to watch them last night an hr before tank light went out.

Hope he recovers water is pretty clean.
 

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