yellow tailed damselfish and Green chromis

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I just transferred a 1 inch yellow tailed damselfish with my school of chromis Wich very from half an inch to 1 and a half inch. Any thoughts just feed heavily just in case so far so good
 
I just transferred a 1 inch yellow tailed damselfish with my school of chromis Wich very from half an inch to 1 and a half inch. Any thoughts just feed heavily just in case so far so good

What size tank?

Aggression between damselfish isn't really controlled by the amount of food they are being fed, but rather, but territory and space.
 
With enough structure in the tank, it should work out, at least for a while. Yellow tail damsels are a bit smaller and less aggressive than many other damsels.
 
In my old 90g, I had four Damsels that pretty much got along. Never lost one to a bar-fight. Mine just staked out their territory (a hiding place) and went with the flow.
 
And the YT Damsel is STILL one of my all time favorite fish. Don't know why, but I just love 'em!
 
yes its been a day no fighting lots of live rock strongly he joined the school and now they accepted him like their own due to his saize
 

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