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I have a few questions. I have a kole tang and my clownfish are ruthless to it. What can i do to stop the aggression? They treat their other tank mates nicely and dont bit them at all. They are about 3 years old with an anemone as their host. I have a few corals. My other fish get along with my tang. And the tang them.

Thank you
 
Hello Josh,

in my experience with clown fish they take a while to warm up to new tank mates especially when their old clowns. Give them a while and if they dont settle down you may want to get a cheap dummy fish for them to focus on as it will be the new fish in town. I only say this because it worked for me.
 
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Hi and welcome.
I don’t know of anyone using this trick but on clownfish, but with aggressive tangs it’s common to put a mirror up to the outside of the glass so that the aggressive fish attacks it’s reflection and leaves the other fish alone. Leave the mirror up for a day or two and then remove it to see if the clownfish starts leaving the tang alone.
I don’t see why it wouldn’t work with any fish.
 
Hello and welcome to R2R!! :)

I would suggest moving the fish that you do not want in the tank out. I have two maroon clowns. The female clown is very aggressive and has earned the name, The Assassin for the reason she has killed about 5 tank mates.
 

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