Fish jumped but got it back in, should I treat?

[Spacemonkey]

Hi there,

I was doing tank maintenance and one of my clownfish jumped while I had the lid off, he likes to attack me whenever I have my hand in there and this time he was doing that when he jumped.
He fell behind the tank about 1.3m to the floor. When I got him out from under the tank (2 mins passed) he wasn’t moving.
I figured I had to try so I held him in the water moving him forwards to get some flow to him and he eventually came round. My question is that as he had some slight marks on his scales and seems to be swimming a little sheepishould I treat him with anything or just let him recover without intervention?

Rest assured next time I clean he’s going in a net or something, I just want to make sure he’s not going to die.
I’ve attached pics, you can just make out the white patches, they seem to be much better already.

 

[fishguy242]

lucky, would leave be will heal on it's own

 

[fodsod]

You saved him and now he just needs to heal up. Hopefully he'll make a full recovery.

 

[Spacemonkey]

Thank you both, I’ll keep an eye on him and will let you know if anything changes.

maybe he won’t try and bite me in future he’s got a nip on him.

 

[Mhamilton0911]

Similar happened with my clown a while ago, I documented on my build thread. Anywho, I woke up to her on the floor so I don't know how long it was there. Almost dry, put her back anyway and she was alive.

Day 1 she looked like swimming was an issue, day 2 starting to develop a side racing strip where she was touching the floor. By day 3 she was swimming better. By day 4 or 5 finally eating again. It's been a while now and she's still has marks on her body but acts normal now.

I did not treat her at all, just good food, and clean water.

 

[Spacemonkey]

Perfect that’s comforting to hear! Much appreciated and very happy that yours recovered too. More hardy than I thought they would be.

 

[Mhamilton0911]

Perfect that’s comforting to hear! Much appreciated and very happy that yours recovered too. More hardy than I thought they would be.

Same. I was really worried and posted a bunch about it on others active threads.... I was reassured by many to let her heal on her own. She's still missing a big chunk from her tail but otherwise mostly healed back up. I'm sure my fish was out longer than yours judging by how dry she was.

 

[Mhamilton0911]

Here's what she looks like a bit after the jump.
Post in thread 'Maggie's Mixed Reef Build V3, now a 75!' https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/maggies-mixed-reef-build-v3-now-a-75.907616/post-11309744

Post #154 on pg 8 had a video of her wonky swimming if you want to compare.

 

[Sheogorath]

Similar happened with my clown a while ago, I documented on my build thread. Anywho, I woke up to her on the floor so I don't know how long it was there. Almost dry, put her back anyway and she was alive.

Day 1 she looked like swimming was an issue, day 2 starting to develop a side racing strip where she was touching the floor. By day 3 she was swimming better. By day 4 or 5 finally eating again. It's been a while now and she's still has marks on her body but acts normal now.

I did not treat her at all, just good food, and clean water.

Same thing happened to me. Found my clown on the floor and thought it was dead for sure. Tossed it back into the tank and it barely moved for a minute before starting to finally swim. It swam in circles for a couple days and developed the racing stripe, but it started eating after 5-6 days or so and was completely healed in about 2 weeks.