Humbug Damsels

jeasko

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man what a week! came back from holiday to find the person I asked to look after my tank (dose with ca Kh and keep an eye on skimmer etc) has totally let me down and my auto feeder stopped working after 3 days (of a 3 week vacation) leaving me to return to an almost empty tank bar 3 humbug damsels and 1 cleaner shrimp.

So today I decided to pay an expensive trip to my LFS and replace my foxface pair of clowns one shrimp and a royal gramma, my only problem is that my damsels now seem to be bullying everything and I can only think that they have become teratorial and that i need to re scape my tank to stop it before they finally finish something off, but before I go through the whole rescape thing I thought id check my logic is right and that it will resolve my problem of my damsels bullying everything?

any one wanna comment?
 
thats damsels for ya. People that have had them before tend to stay well clear of these fish in general. Can be a real PITA. i would re-home them
 
I had yellow tailed damsels which are supposed to be one of the least aggressive ones. They started off ok when I got them but after a few months they got pretty bad and then when I transferred all my fish to a bigger tank they turned into complete evil. They took over a 5ft tank and immediately went after any fish that came out of the rockwork. They also pulled apart at least one of my hermits.
 
so any ideas on how to catch the evil little sods? or do I have to destroy my tank again to get them out?
 
ive found if you get a big net place some food in the net and wait then when they go to eat it just quickly lift the net up
and then send them to me
 
bae where in the uk are you? if you can get them out of my145ltr reef tank your welcome to them
 
im in lincolnshire
 

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