reasonable solutions? in whos eys Mandy?So, what kind of a solution are you looking for? Wanting to keep him in the container for a long time? I guess I don't get what you're looking for since the reasonable solutions were shot down. I'm sure another LFS would take him with your LFS not willing to.
this is the theory. When introducing a clown to a tank with an already established clown they one that has been there will be aggressive to defend their territory. (if they are both juveniles, or both males, or close to the same size ect..)
you put the new addition in the tank and the dominate one will take out his aggressive behavior on the plastic container. they will shake, and show submissive behavior/ dominate behavior without hurting each other. When released they have already established dominance.
In my case i put two juveniles together. they were on and off. sometimes they fought other times they got along. (one being chases and showing submissive behavior such as shaking and kiss the others lips, while the dominate one would shake his dorsal tale)
the submissive one was being beat too much after about 4 days, so i caught him and put him in there. since that the dominate one has not left the side of the container. They are working our their problems through the plastic lol.
I hope when i release the clown after a few days it will be better.
anyone have any problems with this? advice ect? I would like some input. I would like to try to keep them.