Midas Blenny Sesame Seed Fin.

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It looks like my Midas has a sesame seed stuck in his fin. Since he doesn’t eat burgers, I have no clue what it is…Anyone know what this may be?
 

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Can’t see movie but your description suggest lymphocystis which is viral and often associated with poor water quality and/or diet
Check your ammonia and nitrate levels.
Any still photos under white lighting for verification?
 
Can’t see movie but your description suggest lymphocystis which is viral and often associated with poor water quality and/or diet
Check your ammonia and nitrate levels.
Any still photos under white lighting for verification?
Here are a few pics. Not sure what happened to the video.
 

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Here are a few pics. Not sure what happened to the video.
Lymphocystis likely
Maintain optimum water quality and feed:
Spirulina brine shrimp
Mysis shrimp
LRS reef frenzy
Hikari marine cuisine
Formula one

Add selcon vitamins occasionally to the foods for overall stamina
 

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