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songz89
03/09/2010, 08:37 PM
Hey guys, i have a yellow tail damsel, three stripe damsel and 2 ocellaris clowns in a 29 gallons. the two clowns are just hanging out on one side of the tank while the yellow tail only hangs out in the middle and the 3 striped damsel is in the back behind a rock. Is this a problem or is it just because i just introduced the yellow tail and clowns today?
thanks for your help and input:thumbsup:
hartnell
03/09/2010, 09:22 PM
give time for them to meet there new roomies
songz89
03/09/2010, 09:29 PM
alright yea i'll give em some time, if anything i will probably remove the damsels
thanks man
foodog
03/10/2010, 02:24 PM
Yes, let them adjust. Typically the yellow tails are the most proper mannered damsels.
5h3rW1N
03/10/2010, 03:15 PM
shut off the lights and feed your tank while its dark it seems to work for me when i get fish. then the next day they are all buddy buddy.
songz89
03/10/2010, 09:02 PM
thanks for the help guys, they seem pretty good now...the yellowtail and the three stripe damsel are just hiding now and the clowns are pretty active
do damsels usually hide like that?
IPowderBlueTang
03/11/2010, 01:51 AM
I have a yellow tail and it always hides, comes out for food at feeding time and races back into the rock work. Had him for 6 months.
betoballer1
03/11/2010, 04:48 AM
Yea, I have 2 small damsels and 2 grown ones and they all seem to get along with my clownfish as long as they keep there distance from its anemone =)
songz89
03/11/2010, 02:41 PM
well after a day or two al the fish in my tank seem to be getting along pretty well...well either that or they're just ignoring each other :celeb1:..oh yea another question for you guys
they are all in a 29 gallon tank and i have two Koralia powerheads, both are 2 flow rate, is that strong enough? or is there such thing as TOO strong of a water current?
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