What is on my Naso

[Jason Jones]

i just saw this spot today. Fish is still acting normal and eating like a pig.
No new additions in the past 4 months.
I’m wondering about the white spot behind his pectoral fin.

 

[hdsoftail1065]

Flukes? #reefsquad

 

[Jason Jones]

Thank you, I always screw up and put @ instead of #

 

[ca1ore]

Hard to say. Flukes are usually translucent. Could be lympho, but that typically presents on fin edges. I’d just keep an eye on it. May be something a healthy fish just gets over. Oh, and you’ll get better looks if you post in the fish disease forum.

 

[Frtdrmrose7]

Hard to say. Flukes are usually translucent. Could be lympho, but that typically presents on fin edges. I’d just keep an eye on it. May be something a healthy fish just gets over. Oh, and you’ll get better looks if you post in the fish disease forum.

Keep an eye on it, my PBT scrapes his sides quite a bit darting in and out of rock. Every time he does he’ll get a weird mark and I’ll start worrying but it heals and he’s fine.

 

[DancingShark]

It looks like a injury to me.

 

[Maritimer]

Possibly Lymphocystis, which is a virus. No cure, but generally goes away on its own, given good food, quality water ... and a bit of time.

Can move the thread to Fish Disease forum if you'd like - just say the word.

~Bruce

 

[Jason Jones]

Possibly Lymphocystis, which is a virus. No cure, but generally goes away on its own, given good food, quality water ... and a bit of time.

Can move the thread to Fish Disease forum if you'd like - just say the word.

~Bruce

Thank you, at the suggestion of ca1ore I reposted in disease