I may be being paranoid but just wanting to make sure my scopus tang is healthy and not experiencing any issues. I noticed there’s some discoloration on the pectoral fins and tiny specs on the dorsal fin. Might be sand on the dorsal fin cause I have had a lot of it stirring up but I was more concerned with the pectoral fins. My mom’s tank has had some serious issues so it might just be paranoia on my part but figured it’s always best to be safe than sorry. Also what are the recommendations on how often to feed these guys? I have four clowns, a scopus tang, flame hawkfish, starry blenny, two pajama cardinals, and a banana wrasse. I do like three or four pinches of pellets in the morning and then one cube of mysis shrimp in the evening. I also do like a 2 x2 inch sheet of nori every other day that the blenny and tang eat off of.
Scopus tang
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GreenSPSlimer
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The pectoral fins are completely normal. Nothing is wrong with your scopas, looks healthy.
