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Unread 09/13/2013, 10:30 AM   #1
Bshanks4321
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maroon clown badly nipped fins

So i just recently got rid of my ocellaris clown for a larger maroon clown, hes about 3-4 inces. I put him in yesterday and my hawkfish immediately went after him. They are about the same size. At first i didnt think much of it because the hawk and the coral beauty i put in did the same thing. This morning though the maroon clowns bottom fins were ripped up pretty good. I havent noticed the hawk going after him anymore and the Clown is still eating. Do i have a major issue here? I am going to rearrange the rocks around today to see if that will help any territorial issues. Oh and its a 50 gallon tank. Only fish are the Maroon Clown, Coral Beauty, Blood red hawk and Bicolor blenny.


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Unread 09/13/2013, 11:28 AM   #2
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If the aggression is done, the fins should heal.

It's funny...I read the title and thought it was the Maroon going around nipping fins since that's usually their personality.


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Unread 09/13/2013, 12:50 PM   #3
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yeah i guess i wouldve thought the same thing...always heard about maroons being the problem children.


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