slosurfer
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My percula clown which I've had for about 4 months and is about 3 inches long has been overly aggresive these past couple weeks towards the new corals I've put in my tank. I first got a clam a couple weeks ago and any time I'd set it up on a rock to try and get it closer to the light, the clown would knock it down. He would do this by either by flicking around his tail and creating a gust of water which he'd aim at the clam or by nudging it with his nose. I figured this was because I was getting the clam too close to his anemone so I gave up and put the clam in the sand bed. Today I got some green star polyps and a bubble coral and the clown is doing the same with them. He will not leave the bubble coral alone and has been messing with it for the whole hour its been in the tank so far. He knocked the polyps down once but doesn't seem to car about them as much as the bubble. Neither coral can even open up because he is constantly messing with them. Any ideas or suggestions on how to calm down my clown fish?
