Worried......with a question!!!!!!!

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We just notice that one of our fish, the littlest one seems to have a reddish line right behind its head....I don't know if the other fish may have bit him or attacked him, or is something wrong with him? Can anyone help me? I am adding a picture so you can see what it looks like. Any help or suggestions would be very appreciated! Thank you in advance!!!
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It looks like a scrape of some sort. Do you have other chromis? They can be pretty mean to each other and since you said he's the littlest, he'd probably be the first to get picked on by the rest.
 
It looks like a scrape of some sort. Do you have other chromis? They can be pretty mean to each other and since you said he's the littlest, he'd probably be the first to get picked on by the rest.
I agree. Prolly got it diving into the rocks.
 
Thank you for your input guys.....unfortunately he died that night, so I guess it was more then he could take...it was quite sad for me:(


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