What is this on my tomato?

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White spot by his eye he had a sore on his head when I got him it kinda looked like a cut guy at LFS said could have damaged it on some live rock it healed up within a week and now he has this on side of his head any ideas
 

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It is most likely a bacteria, because he had a wound when you bought him, that makes him more susceptible to bacteria and parasites.
 
If he was anything like my tom clown he'll survive in the same water that beta fish survive in. For reals though, I had one survive when he was floating upside down gasping for air (MY mistake) and when all the other fish croaked, he make a complete comeback. YMMV, but that's one hardy fish.

Just keep a close eye on him, if it get's worse, get him into a QT/hospital tank.

Good luck!
 

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