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  1. 01-25-2010, 08:25 PM #1
    Sweetpea
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    Default Not a true emergency, but please have a look

    I added 5 chromis to my tank on Saturday. All seemed to acclimate well and had a nice late night snack of cyclopeeze . They all seemed to be doing well Sunday, too. Late Sunday evening, I noticed a small brown spot on the "chin" of one chromis. Today the spot has grown slightly, but the fish still behaves, swims, and eats normally. Below is a photo... any thoughts?
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