Clown Tormenting Open Brain

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So I got a new Brain coral about 2 weeks ago, and my female clown decided it was going to be her new home. Now my coral had deflated and not come back out in a week. The Male is hosting in a wall hammer with no issues. I have other corals I though she would like instead (Hammer, Frog Spawn, Toadstool Leather, Cabbage Leather, Duncan). Is there any way to get her to move on to protect the coral? I was thinking about an acrylic soap caddy with holes for water flow to cover it; if I can find one big enough. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
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Clowns will try to get hosted by anything. Ours would go from a large trachyphyllia to our squamosa clam, lol. As long as the fish isn't to rough the coral should be fine. I was always worried that our trachy would eat the fish.
 

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