Old clown died new one getting attacked help!!!!

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I had 2 black and white clownfish in my 120 gal living on a hammerhead coral the big one female I am assuming died when my heater broke, so I replaced it with a regular 15$ clown and it’s a juvenile thinking that the other would accept it but the black and white clown chases the new clown alll around the tank constantly and even pushed the little one into the siphon down to the refugium it’s still alive and I put it back up in the tank and it’s currently hiding in some montipora will they ever submit and what should I do

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It may take sometime for them to get along. If not, you may need to get a acclimation box and place the new clown in it to allow them to get use to eachother.
 

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