black and blue damsel

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so i have a black and blue damsel. all my other fish have died over time but i have add 2 new clowns and a six line wrasse. and the damsel is chasing the wrasse. what should i do take the damsel out?? or give it time? its a 40 gallon IM
 
I ended up having to order a fish trap for my damsel it never gave up it was so mean. I gave him away.
 
black and blue like this?

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or like this?

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Imo the six line is more of a problem than the damsel.
 
the paraglyphidodon damsels are known to be pretty aggressive, so it's your call. i know @Katrina71 has a good one, but seems that's more rare.

but like she said, sixlines are also quite rude so it might work out.. at the least it'll probably limit anymore fish being put in there
 
the paraglyphidodon damsels are known to be pretty aggressive, so it's your call. i know @Katrina71 has a good one, but seems that's more rare.

but like she said, sixlines are also quite rude so it might work out.. at the least it'll probably limit anymore fish being put in there
Yes. My son has one like yours. A total sweetie. It most likely will be the alpha of your tank. Unless you add a mature female goby. A pink spot imo would be the alpha and you will see a change in the pecking order. The six line will never play nice. Just my opinion.
 

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