Sammy S
Aquarium Advice Activist
I had sought help on this before but didn't find any answers; I have a clownfish who has had this bump since I got him in December. I noticed it after I put him in the tank. It hasn't grown or shrunk, nor has anyone else shown any signs of disease.
I asked here but received no response so I treated him with Pimafix in QT for a week, and it didn't grow or shrink so I moved him back into his home, as he was incredibly stressed being in quarantine. That has been a week ago and the bump is still there. It's irritating me that I can't figure out if it is a fungus or simply part of him. He eats and behaves normally otherwise, besides the female picks on him once and a while; they are ORA certified.
I attached a video of him since he doesn't like to sit still!
Run time: 3 months as of today, restarted when I moved
Size: 34 Gallon
Inhabitants: 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, 1 Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp, 1 Large Green Leather Mushroom coral, 3 Sm. Zoas, 1 Sm. Torch, 1 Sm. Trumpet, 1 Sm. Orange Elephant Ear coral
Salinity: 1.025
Parameters: 0 Ammo, 0 Nitrite, 0 Nitrate
Temp: 73 Degrees Fahrenheit
Feeding: Once Daily Frozen Brine and Spectrum pellets
Weekly dosing: Phytoplankton (Seachem), Trace Minerals
Lighting: Current Broad Lighting, medium flow (one filter and one current)
I asked here but received no response so I treated him with Pimafix in QT for a week, and it didn't grow or shrink so I moved him back into his home, as he was incredibly stressed being in quarantine. That has been a week ago and the bump is still there. It's irritating me that I can't figure out if it is a fungus or simply part of him. He eats and behaves normally otherwise, besides the female picks on him once and a while; they are ORA certified.
I attached a video of him since he doesn't like to sit still!
Run time: 3 months as of today, restarted when I moved
Size: 34 Gallon
Inhabitants: 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, 1 Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp, 1 Large Green Leather Mushroom coral, 3 Sm. Zoas, 1 Sm. Torch, 1 Sm. Trumpet, 1 Sm. Orange Elephant Ear coral
Salinity: 1.025
Parameters: 0 Ammo, 0 Nitrite, 0 Nitrate
Temp: 73 Degrees Fahrenheit
Feeding: Once Daily Frozen Brine and Spectrum pellets
Weekly dosing: Phytoplankton (Seachem), Trace Minerals
Lighting: Current Broad Lighting, medium flow (one filter and one current)