Cshabz
04/13/2015, 08:37 AM
Hey guys,
I have a 32G that I've using just for corals & clown fish, I had 1 purple bubble tip which has since split into 3 next to each other, there's 4 ocellaris - 2 Percula's & 2 onyx
They've all been getting along fine, today tho, my brother bought me a tomato clown while I was at work - seems she/he has now taken over all 3 anemone's & the rest are scouring away.. they're all eating fine - all meals
They all do mating dance with each other but no one's coming near this fella/gal
I also have a 220G downstairs with a magnifier anemone hosting male & female gold stripped maroons - she has to be one of the most aggressive fish I've ever owned btw..
SO, you guys think I should A) try put the tomato in an isolation box for a bit maybe it'll wear off? Or B) attempt to put tomato downstairs with the other 2 in hopes she/he just becomes a male under the female & get along?
I've only recently learned tomato's can be aggressive too.. thought maroons were the worst..
Thanks in advance
I have a 32G that I've using just for corals & clown fish, I had 1 purple bubble tip which has since split into 3 next to each other, there's 4 ocellaris - 2 Percula's & 2 onyx
They've all been getting along fine, today tho, my brother bought me a tomato clown while I was at work - seems she/he has now taken over all 3 anemone's & the rest are scouring away.. they're all eating fine - all meals
They all do mating dance with each other but no one's coming near this fella/gal
I also have a 220G downstairs with a magnifier anemone hosting male & female gold stripped maroons - she has to be one of the most aggressive fish I've ever owned btw..
SO, you guys think I should A) try put the tomato in an isolation box for a bit maybe it'll wear off? Or B) attempt to put tomato downstairs with the other 2 in hopes she/he just becomes a male under the female & get along?
I've only recently learned tomato's can be aggressive too.. thought maroons were the worst..
Thanks in advance