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@jgirardnrg what was the worst case scenario specifically- what was the fish doing to other inhabitants?
My flameback angel bullied my watchman goby so bad, he jumped out of the tank through a hole smaller than him. My new clown was bullied so bad his fins were shred and swim bladder burst within 5 minutes of entering the tank.@jgirardnrg when you say "whack"... what specifically? Charge? Bite fins? Put the victims head in it's mouth?
I know what I just dealt with. Trying to understand the kind of damage a "bad" fish might do before one can get it out.
In my case, I was able to rescue the wrasse who was being attacked and restore peace to the galaxy. But wondering what other aggression might look like, and thus the "cost" of any risks with a semi-aggressive fish.
@jgirardnrg when you say "whack"... what specifically? Charge? Bite fins? Put the victims head in it's mouth?
I know what I just dealt with. Trying to understand the kind of damage a "bad" fish might do before one can get it out.
In my case, I was able to rescue the wrasse who was being attacked and restore peace to the galaxy. But wondering what other aggression might look like, and thus the "cost" of any risks with a semi-aggressive fish.
Constant charging, chasing and harassing, nipped fins and tails etc.. If I had not moved the 2 other damsels to the sump until I caught the bully they'd be dead. And these are juvenile fish... the bully was the largest of the three and was just over an inch long.