Neon damsels

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Hello I just got 4 neon damsels and I’m wondering if this is normal behaviour. They are slight aggressive with each other but are staying away from my clown fish. They are hidding in the rocks they did have a bit of a rough trip due to winter weather and the drive being close to three hours thier colours were a little gray but they have blued back up but are in hiding is this normally behaviour?
 
Hello I just got 4 neon damsels and I’m wondering if this is normal behaviour. They are slight aggressive with each other but are staying away from my clown fish. They are hidding in the rocks they did have a bit of a rough trip due to winter weather and the drive being close to three hours thier colours were a little gray but they have blued back up but are in hiding is this normally behaviour?
I have one damsel and he is extremely territorial and hides (guards) his area.
 
Hello I just got 4 neon damsels and I’m wondering if this is normal behaviour. They are slight aggressive with each other but are staying away from my clown fish. They are hidding in the rocks they did have a bit of a rough trip due to winter weather and the drive being close to three hours thier colours were a little gray but they have blued back up but are in hiding is this normally behaviour?
Same as @Vintage reefer I too have 1 Damsel. And it is very territorial will protect his area of the tank.
 

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