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10-23-2010, 02:25 AM
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typical clown behavior its prob a little everything ...the new bta, similar color and size, territory clowns tend to terorize the weak and the flame is showing weakness so its a target you can try to re arrange some rock work but its a in sight thing if the clown can see it and it doesnt want it around it will push,attack or chase it away.you can add some hiding places with pvc piping untill the clowns are a little more use to it but eventually they will either work it out or the weaker of the two will get stressed and die or be killed.........what can i say clowns are aggresive fish
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10-23-2010, 05:12 AM
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Wait there will be revenge for the flame angel after he eats his wheaties once he gets used to the tank he will put the clown on the run haven't seen a dwarf angel back down to a fight yet
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10-24-2010, 12:32 AM
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Yup
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Agreed.... the angel should be ok once it gets used to the surroundings. Angels are usually "alpha" fish in a tank and can be quite aggressive themselves. Watch the angel for serious injury... tail nips will grow back... but ensure it does not get the snot beat out of it or it WILL die. Separating the clowns or rearranging rock work MIGHT work. In a 90 gallon I am surprised there is any issue at all. Keep an eye on it and act as the referee if needed.
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