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Currently, I have a lawnmower blenny, yellow clown goby, splendid dottyback, and a green mandarin in a 40 breeder (I also have a large maroon clown, but she’s going to a different home this weekend).

I recently added a yellow watchman goby, and the lawnmower beat the heck out of him (so bad that the poor guy didn’t even make it over night) :(

I want to add 3 more fish, but I’m afraid of the bruisers (dottyback and lawnmower).

So I wonder, if I temporarily moved the blenny and dottyback to the sump for a couple weeks, after put the new fish in the display, would that impact the aggressiveness of the blenny snd dotty? Of course, tanking into consideration compatibility.
 

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It might... my Ocellaris clown was being a bully until it started showing signs of ICH. I pulled it and put it in QT for a few weeks to treat. When I returned it to the DT, it had a major change in attitude.
 

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