Whitish discoloration on 6Line

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Trying to figure out what this is

I’ve had him in this tank for about 6 months with no new additions to the tank for at least 2 months.

No unusual behavior or flashing.

outside of skipping a 10% water change all is normal

All parameters are normal
Any ideas?

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Pictures are very dark and I dont like guessing saying it could be Xxxxx. Please provide pics under white lighting for best and accurate assessment
 
Does this help?
yes- appears as a blemish as can be post injury, scratch or bacterial.
Is fish eating and breathing normal, not labored ?
What is ammonia-ph-nitrate level and what test kits are you using ?
 
Does this help?

Luckily, the length of time you've had this helps rule out Uronema (incurable as it is). I agree with @vetteguy53081 - just a blemish/minor injury. Watch it of course, and look for additional symptoms, but I don't see anything treatable at the moment.

Jay
 
But i wont be help in that case so fingers crossed lil dude starts healing up quick :)
 
yes- appears as a blemish as can be post injury, scratch or bacterial.
Is fish eating and breathing normal, not labored ?
What is ammonia-ph-nitrate level and what test kits are you using ?
These are my parameters. My temp is a bit on the high side but just because it’s been hot lately
 

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These are my parameters. My temp is a bit on the high side but just because it’s been hot lately
Temperature is acceptable high.
What test kits are you using?
 
Also using quick test strips but just as a validation of the other tests
As suspected, the strip also work for freshwater and rendered inconclusive as API well known for false results. To verify your api readings, take a water sample to a trusted LFS that Does Not use api kits and see what results they come up with. I will never utilize $7 strips and and $24 master kit to sustain $100, 200 or more of livestock.
Hanna and salifert are much more reliable.
 
Idk if 80 is high, I run mine at 80 degrees and even then when I put my fingies in the water it feels cool and fish/coral seem like it more
 

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