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05-11-2014, 04:01 PM
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Help! My clowns are picking on my new yellow tang
Need advice. I have a 75 gallon reef tank. Have had a pair of clowns hosting in a yellow tree coral for a few years. Recently added a smaller yellow tang. The clowns are very aggressive to him. Picking at his fins etc. what to do? I moved the clowns to the 30 gallon sump to hopefully disorientate them a bit. Is this what should be tried or is there something else?
Thanks so much
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75 gal reef tank w/ 60 # LR 36 Gallon Sump aragonite w/ CC some corals(softies, cabbage, finger leather etc) A tiny Clown, Sheldon the Cleaner shrimp, Lenny the Algae Blenny, Coral Beauty, Royal Gramma and Norman the Yellow Tang, and Neal the yellowheaded jawfish 
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05-12-2014, 02:18 PM
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Move some rock around and leave them in the sump for a few days. That should sort them out and give the tang a chance to get his bearings. Once the tang starts to grow you'll probably find him being the pain in the ass.
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