Help! Discoloration on clownfish

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Noticed two spots of discoloration on one of my clownfish today. Seems lower energy but is still eating. Added some coral to the tank on Sunday, I dipped everything but I’m assuming that’s the source. Can someone identify what this is? 15 gallon tank with inverts in it so I can’t treat the tank. Could try to set up a hospital tank tomorrow but everything I’ve read makes me think I’m screwed and going to lose both fish. Any advice welcome.

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Noticed two spots of discoloration on one of my clownfish today. Seems lower energy but is still eating. Added some coral to the tank on Sunday, I dipped everything but I’m assuming that’s the source. Can someone identify what this is? 15 gallon tank with inverts in it so I can’t treat the tank. Could try to set up a hospital tank tomorrow but everything I’ve read makes me think I’m screwed and going to lose both fish. Any advice welcome.

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Looks like an old nick or injury in the healing process. I dont see this as a parasitical issue and one to keep an eye on for healing/ clearing and these can even be sand grains which will be gone overnight
 

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