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12-10-2010, 07:31 PM
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I had a Hippo Tang that terrorized my tank for the longest time- leaving dead fish in its' path of destruction. I had to catch it and hand it over to JL Aquatics.
Normally the new fish will get picked on for a week or so and then everyone figures out their role in the tank hierarchy. If it continues on for a long period of time, it will inevitably result in murder. Having said that, I have two clowns that have been scrapping for a year or so now but even they know their side of the tank and try to stick to their turf. CLowns are tough though. Maybe you should send your trigger to his cousin's place in the trigger "hood" where he can learn to be a man. In all seriousness, I wouldn't worry about it...yet. 
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12-10-2010, 08:30 PM
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How did he killed the fish? with its tail cutting them alive or by terrorising them to they would stress, stop eating and die?
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12-10-2010, 09:02 PM
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I would say a little bit of both. You will start to see the scars on your trigger from the tang's razor fins. Eventually, the other fish just go and hide and refuse to come out, even for food. Give it a week or so I say before any drastic measures need to be taken. The trigger just needs to realize that he is bigger.
Last edited by ickmagnet; 12-10-2010 at 10:01 PM.
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12-11-2010, 12:02 AM
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Yes that's what I thought. A trigger is a trigger is a trigger
 He's new in the tank so I will see how he react after being at home for a while.I just hope the tang does not hit the trigger eyes with his tail as the poor trigger is recovering from pop eye. Keeping the fingers crossed. Quote:
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