Angel hiding away

[David martin]

This may seem a silly question, but i just want to check,
prior to introducing my Blueface angle into the new tank, 400lt, ( this is a temporary tank, until we move and the 6x2x2 is installed)
she was swimming around great, eating 24/7 - now she in a take with three Tangs, 2 clowns, all fish are still juveniles and are roughly the same in size, my question is: the Angle is hiding away, not coming out to eating, and when it dose try to come out the tangs a chasing it back in. should i get the Angle out? she went into the tank Sunday 3rd June.

many thanks All

 

[eatbreakfast]

If it is being forced into hiding due to aggression and it is not allowed to eat, or has no desire to eat, then getting the angel to a less stressful environment is a must.

 

[4FordFamily]

If it is being forced into hiding due to aggression and it is not allowed to eat, or has no desire to eat, then getting the angel to a less stressful environment is a must.

X2.

Angels also begin hiding if they get velvet. Any other symptoms? any tangs swimming in to water flow? Scratching? Flashing? Breathing heavily?