Lymphocytis?

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I have two clown fish that I got around 2 weeks ago they eat and act perfect but they have white fuzzy growths appearing and I’m wondering what I should do for them

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Hm. I have seen lymphocystis on the body - but normally it's a large 'bump' on the end of a fin. Can you post some better pictures? Otherwise - I would wonder about stings (anything in your tank?) - or shipping issues
 
Hm. I have seen lymphocystis on the body - but normally it's a large 'bump' on the end of a fin. Can you post some better pictures? Otherwise - I would wonder about stings (anything in your tank?) - or shipping issues
These are the only fish in the tank and 6 hermits. The only has it on it right fin and the other has 3-4 spots
 

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These are the only fish in the tank and 6 hermits. The only has it on it right fin and the other has 3-4 spots
OK - unfortunately - I cannot see the picture with my browser - for some reason. Its the 3-4 spots that I wonder about - it is not a parasite - however, it could be stings if you have an anemone, etc - or fighting between the 2 fish
 
I have two clown fish that I got around 2 weeks ago they eat and act perfect but they have white fuzzy growths appearing and I’m wondering what I should do for them

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Please post pics under white light intensity. The location is not in alignment with lympho but better lighting will amount to better assessment
 
OK - unfortunately - I cannot see the picture with my browser - for some reason. Its the 3-4 spots that I wonder about - it is not a parasite - however, it could be stings if you have an anemone, etc - or fighting between the 2 fish
Nothing in the tank with them the spots just showed up like 2 days ago
 

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Nothing in the tank with them the spots just showed up like 2 days ago
Appears to be bacterial tufts or lesions and often associated with newer tanks and/or water quality issues. Again, size and location while i see some on fins disqualifies a viral issue.
Assure good water quality and while you can add ruby rally pro to the tank, it is best if fish treated in separate tank with Seachem Neoplex, otherwise Kanaplex.
 
Appears to be bacterial tufts or lesions and often associated with newer tanks and/or water quality issues. Again, size and location while i see some on fins disqualifies a viral issue.
Assure good water quality and while you can add ruby rally pro to the tank, it is best if fish treated in separate tank with Seachem Neoplex, otherwise Kanaplex.
FA181/FA181: Lymphocystis Disease in Fish

From the university of Florida.
 
Lymphocystis is fairly rare in clownfish, and also pretty rare on the fish's body itself. However, the one clown in the video does seem to have lymphocystis on the edge of its side fin.

Jay
 

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