This is exactly why I HATE buying new fish

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So after two and a half years I decided to pick up a new fish . My new Kole Tang, less than 24 hours in the tank decided my derasa needed a trim.
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The Kole does have a habit of nipping clams...
 
It's haaaard to get them to stop once they show the behavior.
 
Yeah it's not going to stop unfortunately
 
my coris wrasse every so often nips at my hammer coral, i've been debating on evicting him lol
 
Something took exactly two bites out of my clam and stopped.

I have been feeding heavy so no idea if the behavior will return one day.

I suspect the blue throat trigger although i have witnessed the rabbit fish and the cardinals all very interested in it.

One a brighter note...my clown has decided take up residence in a large goniporoa colony and often ticks it off..... ughh.

I am starting to see why some reefers just sorta give up on fish...stocking 300g tanks with a couple blennies, a few clowns and a few chromis only....
 
^ the rabbit and trigger would be prime suspects.
 

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