unusual spot?

[deetu]

Hello all. I had seahorses but my tank was too small for them. 20Xhigh with sump. So I decided to keep some other fish that didn't have such a large bioload.
My choice is a Royal Gramma, a Yellow Clown Goby and a Clownfish.

Today I couldn't pass up this clownfish. The spot in the middle of the white was really cool. I watched it for a while and the person had trouble catching it... swam really well, looked healthy. Acclimated and ate fine BUT... I noticed a spot on the other side in the same place as the other side. I put on my glasses and wondered if it was an injury of some kind instead of natural spot.

Sorry, these were the best pictures I could get. Really moves around alot.

What do you think? Natural or injury? Should I return it and get a different one?
Also, it had stringy poo. Another problem or fine?
Thanks in advance

 

[Pulp Fishin]

looks lke a natural spot.
If it chages or gets larger over a day or two then it is not a natual spot and return it while you can.

Cheers

 

[savageAJC]

yes natural spot, that is a nice clown!
stringy poo? dont think thats a good sign, hopefully someone else will chime in but, but maybe internal parasite or worms?

 

[clowns101]

Looks like natural coloration of the clownfish!Dont freak about it its common for younger clownfish to change color!

 

[DeathWish302]

I think that's a fine clown with no issues from those pics. Stringy poo.....where? As that clown develops, those spots will likely fill in. From the pic it looks like a natural attribute, but if it is black it may be from whatever coral hosted it. My clowns have all had their times of dark, blackish-brown spots from the rics or zoas thay have taken up residence in.

 

[deetu]

Thanks all... makes me feel better.
I saw the stringy poo two times yesterday but not constant.
I will keep an eye on it to see if it was just stress before treating for parasites.