He’s had it for about two weeks. Not velvet, ich or brook already treated for. It’s the B&W clownfish. But the PJ cardinal is also abnormally pale.
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Yes I can try. In the video, at 5 seconds when the fish looks up, you can see a blemish on the white part of his face. That’s what I’m talking about. It’s on all of him in different places.I can't see anything unusual in the video. Can you get a photo of what you're seeing?

Ok thanks. He seems to be fine.Thanks for the pics. I'd agree; looks bacterial. May go away on it's own as the fish's immune system recovers from the treatment, or it may require medication. You could try a dip in Ruby Reef Rally if the fish is looking to be struggling. From the video, that does not seem to be the case? If the fish is eating, I would be sure to give it high-quality food (soaked in a vitamin supplement like Selcon or the like) and observe it for a day or two. If there are any signs of it getting worse, I would dip in Ruby Reef Rally and then look towards other treatments.
Ok thanks. He seems to be fine.
Ok thanks!It's a frozen blend; yeah - that's better than a flake or pellet in this case.
Soaking it in Selcon (available on Amazon if you can't find it local) will help as well. Just a drop or two per cube as you defrost it works.

