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![]() You may try putting a barrier, such as eggcrate, somewhere near the middle of the tank. It needs to be seethrough and allow water flow
Try this with some of the gentler fish and the tang together for a few days It should give your fox time to get used to sharing the tank If that doesn't work, take the fox out and put him by himself for a week or so This way, when he's re-introduced, he may not be so comfy and bossy Last edited by gregzz4; 06-28-2012 at 11:50 PM. |
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![]() I guess I could put him in my skimmer tank, if I can catch him. Cant use eggcrate as theres an open pathway behind rochs on back wall, He's just go around the rocks. Naso doesnt seem upset, Hes out front swimming with everyone, not hiding so??
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![]() If there's no damage being done, and the tang is staying out, you may be OK, but keep a close eye on things
Watch the tang's attitude for signs of stress |
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![]() I'm always a big fan of putting a mirror on the tank when introducing new fish. It has always worked for me. It tends to keep the aggressive fish occupied while the new one gets established. You can also try changing your rock work around.
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RSM 250. Clownfish, Fox face, Blue tang, Yellow tang, Kole tang, Clown tang, Coral beauty angel, French Angel, splendid dottyback. CUC, softies, lps, sps. |