Anything to worry about on this clown?

[Ferrell]

received this percula clown and another along with a lawnmower Blenny about 3.5 weeks ago from @vividaquarium. They have been in my cycled QT tank for the entire time. Without a light for first week or so until I decided to put on light. These black spots have been there entire time since light added along with darker coloration on top front as seen in pictures. Appears to be in pigment and not a skin lesion. Just a bit paranoid since had fish crash with velvet
Other percula is orange in typical clown fashion. All eating well. No copper or antibiotics or any other additives have been used. Want to add to main DT but being cautious.
Always received great fish from Vivid with no disease just quarantined for safety purposes.
Is this normal coloration or is there a problem?

 

[WV Reefer]

received this percula clown and another along with a lawnmower Blenny about 3.5 weeks ago from @vividaquarium. They have been in my cycled QT tank for the entire time. Without a light for first week or so until I decided to put on light. These black spots have been there entire time since light added along with darker coloration on top front as seen in pictures. Appears to be in pigment and not a skin lesion. Just a bit paranoid since had fish crash with velvet
Other percula is orange in typical clown fashion. All eating well. No copper or antibiotics or any other additives have been used. Want to add to main DT but being cautious.
Always received great fish from Vivid with no disease just quarantined for safety purposes.
Is this normal coloration or is there a problem?

I’m sure some experts will chime in but if it were me, those areas wouldn’t concern me at all.

 

[declanisadog]

Pretty typical in clowns.

 

[Humblefish]

It's probably just part of his normal coloration.

 

[Ferrell]

It's probably just part of his normal coloration.

I’m watching her for another week and if no change into the DT. 5 weeks and all good!