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I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but, I need help! I have two clowns and a kamohara blenny in my tank. I just bought a lettuce nudibranch today, and I juat introduced him to the tank, but everyone is picking in him! Will he be okay or do I need to move him asap?
 
Why did you add the nudi? I had an issue with my wrasse picking at the ones i tried.
 
Why did you add the nudi? I had an issue with my wrasse picking at the ones i tried.
Major hair algae problem! The clowns are leaving him be for now, but it's the blenny I'm worried about
 
I see. Yeah i hope the fish leave him alone. It didnt work for me but Fluconazole got rid of all my gha.
 
how big is the tank? do you have an acclimation box or kritter keeper to use?
 
It's a 20. I have a kritter keeper handy. Should i put that in there?
it might help. really works with fish. they smell each other. once they get used to the smell theres less problems generally.

Offtopic, Ill assume the clowns are very small. My two clowns beat up the kumohara in my 30 so much I had to move him. That may be an issue as well. territory.
 
it might help. really works with fish. they smell each other. once they get used to the smell theres less problems generally.

Offtopic, Ill assume the clowns are very small. My two clowns beat up the kumohara in my 30 so much I had to move him. That may be an issue as well. territory.
I have a percula and a snowflake ocellaris. The percula is actually decent size but the kamohara is a lot bigger than the both of them! No problems between any of them so far. I'll move the nudi into the kr itter keeper and hopefully that helps!
 

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