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02-23-2007, 05:25 AM
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You could try rearranging the rock and doing a big water change... i usually do that when adding a new fish to an established system the fish lose there little territories and make new ones and often they will make room for the new guy.
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02-23-2007, 07:51 AM
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My cinamon clowns have turned to super aggressive mode as of about two days ago. They'll bite my hands repeatedly when I'm working in the tank. They haven't even noticed the new sixline wrasses I added. Haven't drawn blood yet but it's frickin' annoying and I can't quite figure out what started it exactly.
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02-23-2007, 03:01 PM
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As you have suggested, I think you have added two many fish for your 38g.
A lubbock's wrasse will grow to at least 4" in length, and they are great swimmers. They should really be housed in at least a 75g, IME. The new flame angel, will also grow to 4" in length. IME, it, too, would be better off in at least a 75g.
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02-23-2007, 05:41 PM
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Do you have much live rock for fish to go and hide if they need to? I've found lots of hiding places usually makes a big difference. Also turning off the lights so just an actinic is on and feeding the fish right after a new acquisition helps. I think you're right on the border with too many fish. I wouldn't be overly concerned and it usually takes a day or two for old fish to adjust to new fish but make sure that if it does get too bad you've got a plan in place to scoop the angel. Good luck.
Have you noticed whether or not your clowns have eggs right now either?
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