Bully in the tank?

[Lolasreef]

I have a Coral Beauty that has successfully killed another (Flame angel) in my tank. (I knew the possible risks introducing two juvenile angels but was pursuaded by my LFS it was a small risk:hmm3 fast forward to now. I have 2 snowflake clownfish in QT, one is approximately 1.5" and the other is 3/4". I super scared to put these guys into my DT with the beauty. Btw, The beauty nips at my skunk shrimp during feedings. So I'm pretty sure he's a super a-hole.

Here's my plan:
1. After QT of clowns, remove beauty from DT
2. Put beauty in QT and rearrange live rock in DT
3. Put new clowns into DT
4. After clowns are established put beauty back in DT, watch tank incessantly for days in case of great bodily harm:fun5:

Is this a good plan? What could I do different? I'm aware the probability was high of the Angels duking til death, it just happened at such a rate I had no time to intervene. Will this happen with every fish I introduce to the beauty? Should I rehome him or are my chances good with this plan?

 

[davocean]

If you can catch the beauty w/out too much trouble I would suggest replacing it w/ something more compatible, there's a world of choices out there in fish.
Tank size could be a factor as well, not sure what yours is.

 

[OldReefGuy]

what size tank? and re-arrange LR is a good option

 

[stelliofleondis]

my clowns bully my coral beauty

 

[carrots]

You have a good plan. You may want to add a tank divider to keep them apart but in the same tank for a week and observe. The clowns will take over an area and defend it. The big question is if your tank is big enough.

 

[Lolasreef]

I have a 75 gallon

 

[gone fishin]

If you can catch the beauty w/out too much trouble I would suggest replacing it w/ something more compatible, there's a world of choices out there in fish.
Tank size could be a factor as well, not sure what yours is.

I agree with Dave.