Orange tail Damsel; keep?

[ddress007]

Anyone think I should keep an Orange tail damsel in a 55G with:
coral
shrimp
royal gamma
sixline wrasse
2 occy clowns
I had this damsel from another tank and used it to cycle a new tank.
The question is, should I get rid of him? I would like to maintain a peaceful aquarium. Anyone have experience with this type of damsel.

 

[wax32]

I think the orange tailed blue devils aren't bad. I had one pre-katrina and he never caused any problems. That's not to say he wasn't aggressive at all, just that the other fish handled it well.

If I could've found some when I re-did the tank I would've gone with them again. Instead I have 3 boring chromis, my wife likes them though so it's all good.

 

[altoid]

damsels are know as quite agressive fish but all the other fish in your tank would stand up for its self

 

[ddress007]

The other thing to mention is he is full grown and had once bit my finger(maybe thought it was food). The other fish are juvi's. He swims like a bullet and know I could never get him out once the coral and other fish are placed. Should I fear?Thanks for the replies.
Just to note: This guy went through hell and back, Hardiest fish ever!
I put him in my tank to cycle, and after a a few days I never say him again. I feed the tank, moved some rocks and still nothing. I assumed him to be dead. I then bought alot more live rock and decided to cycle the rock in my tank since he was assumed dead. For almost 2 weeks the water was brown, stinky,never feed, and the ammonia was far beyond the fatal range. After the water cycle I started the light cycle. 2 hours later I saw him swimming around. WOW!

 

[ddress007]

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