Latifasciatus Pair in Red Haddoni

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I was fortunate enough to acquire a pair of wild Madagascar Latifasciatus pair and really fortunate that they took on the red haddoni even though the nem is not their natural host. However, due to my amateurish fish netting skill, I injured the dorsal fin when the large female jumped and hit the eggcrate on top of the holding tank. The fish now missing a big junk of it as seen in the picture. Will this grow back?
Either way, I don’t mind it as long as the fish can live a long and happy life with in the tank. They’re both eating well.
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Beautiful, i cannot see damage ,hopefully will heal no problems.
 
Big chunk missing. It started as a hole then completely ripped off. The fish was in rough shape bit I’m glad it’s doing better and it’s eating well.
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Looks like there is damage to the fishes body as well (missing a small section of flesh), I would not expect it to grow back normally. Very nice fish and anemone!
 

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