Falco hawkfish and neon dottyback help

Ya, I am just saying... it is not like a neon dotty back is innocent. The hawkfish is probably saving himself from future grief but putting the little neon goober in his place. It may even prevent the neon from becoming very aggressive since he's not the top dog in town.
Just saying I got rid of the hawkfish already and I did a great trade for a mated pair of bangaiis. Apparently the store doesn't get many hawkfish. I bought the hawk for 20 bucks and the neon for 60 bucks. I don't really want a 20 dollar fish biting chunks out of a 60 dollar fish X D
 
Just saying I got rid of the hawkfish already and I did a great trade for a mated pair of bangaiis. Apparently the store doesn't get many hawkfish. I bought the hawk for 20 bucks and the neon for 60 bucks. I don't really want a 20 dollar fish biting chunks out of a 60 dollar fish X D

hope it works out for you. they are beautiful
 

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