Bicolor Angel still hiding.

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I recently added a bicolor angel to my reef. He’s been hiding for 10 days now. I’m assuming hiding is normal to a point. Does that seem like too long? Do some fish just hide forever? I also have two clownfish a sailfin tang, 3 pajama cardinals, lawnmower blenny, yellowtail damsel, bungia cardinal and a flasher wrasse. I saw maybe a couple times the tang swimming a little aggressively towards where he was hiding but really didn’t see too much of that type of behavior. It’s a 125 gallon mixed reef. I’ve never hardly seen him eat yet also. Although he’s probably doing it when no one is watching.
 
I recently added a bicolor angel to my reef. He’s been hiding for 10 days now. I’m assuming hiding is normal to a point. Does that seem like too long? Do some fish just hide forever? I also have two clownfish a sailfin tang, 3 pajama cardinals, lawnmower blenny, yellowtail damsel, bungia cardinal and a flasher wrasse. I saw maybe a couple times the tang swimming a little aggressively towards where he was hiding but really didn’t see too much of that type of behavior. It’s a 125 gallon mixed reef. I’ve never hardly seen him eat yet also. Although he’s probably doing it when no one is watching.
Sailfin is bullying him I bet
 

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