The areas you highlighted are a mix of things.
Bailmint's recommendations are spot on, but to ease your mind a few more things.
The white spines on his ventrals are a sign your man is having a growth spurt. Fins will grow with white spikes, clear fins and then the color will fill in over the top. Most fish are sld from stores at six months to a year, so he still has a lot more fin to grow, some can double their fin length in no time.
The slimy stuff might have been his slime coat shedding, a layer of secretion fish make that protects their scales and keeps them slippery so they dont scratch on every little thing. If he was recently handled (human skin oils will damage the slime coat) or was knocked about during the move he would need to regrow a fresh one.
The tiny mark I cannot see, are you pointing to a loose or missing scale? if so dont worry, it will grow back in no time, he might have just scratched his head and is shedding it
Bailmint's recommendations are spot on, but to ease your mind a few more things.
The white spines on his ventrals are a sign your man is having a growth spurt. Fins will grow with white spikes, clear fins and then the color will fill in over the top. Most fish are sld from stores at six months to a year, so he still has a lot more fin to grow, some can double their fin length in no time.
The slimy stuff might have been his slime coat shedding, a layer of secretion fish make that protects their scales and keeps them slippery so they dont scratch on every little thing. If he was recently handled (human skin oils will damage the slime coat) or was knocked about during the move he would need to regrow a fresh one.
The tiny mark I cannot see, are you pointing to a loose or missing scale? if so dont worry, it will grow back in no time, he might have just scratched his head and is shedding it