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My female clown just started with this i don’t know if it hurt itself on the rock work of it it’s an underlying disease any feedback would be appreciated.
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my tank just finished cycling these are the first fish in the tank they have been in there for about 5 days nowMy female clown just started with this i don’t know if it hurt itself on the rock work of it it’s an underlying disease any feedback would be appreciated.
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The most common cause of this is "lip locking" where two clowns will grapple with each other in a push for dominance. You may not actually see it happen, just the physical results. One trick is to set up your phone to video the pair of fish and then leave the room. Reviewing the video will often show you what is happening.
The tank looks pretty new - how long have you had these fish?
The most common 'cause' for this is pre-spawning behavior. If you are still concerned, the best thing is to carefully monitor the fish, even taking pictures to document if it's getting worse. Often clowns (since they breed so often) always have some kind of lightening around their lips, and it's not a concern. Worsening may be a concernmy tank just finished cycling these are the first fish in the tank they have been in there for about 5 days now
my tank just finished cycling these are the first fish in the tank they have been in there for about 5 days now