Help my Blue Eyed Tang!

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I’ve never had any parasites in my new tank but made a bonehead move and put some LFS macro algae in my sump a few weeks ago.

I just noticed a single discolored spot on “Gorgeous”, my 4 year old daughter’s Blue Eyed Tang. Have had it for about 6 months along with that Scopus in the background. Now that I’m Looking more closely at the Brown Scopus “Charlie” - I notice he has a lighter discolored spot where his body is very dark.

Fins and gills look fine - other tank mates (13 fishies) all look fine.

Tangs run the tank and don’t get nipped.

The white specs in picture are floating debris and micro bubbles.

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