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Im not very familiar with that species, but generally speaking, if hes eating actively and shows no sign of stress, he should be just fine. Do some research on feeding habits, and try to mimic how it would eat in the wild as best as possible. You might just have a fish that likes to explore :P

Its a 29 gallon, and I had the water tested every two-three days after adding liverock and the substrate. I dont have a testkit at home, but according to the PS associate my tank was fine to start adding fish without any issue. And ill have to remember the one fish a month thing. Its surprised...

I had my water tested today at Petco, and I also brought in the fish to get an opinion from the employee. The ammonia levels were fine (I bought live substrate and live rock to cycle the tank before buying damsels). I don't think that is the problem, especially since my other fish are actively...

Beautiful!

They're known to kill coral and other anemones when they compete for resources, so depending on tank size and other life in the tank, it's really up to you. Maybe frag and sell them to some buddies?

Too many Clownfish, I would think. When they become sexually mature they have a tendency to eat each other, and their offspring. Also, as stated above, damsels are mean >:O Just be careful of your bioload, and possibly consider finding 2 of your Clownfish a new home.

Chromis are fairly aggressive, sorry for your loss :( I experienced a loss today as well. Never fun :(

Sorry to say that my first post is one about my fish dying :( Well, I have a brand new tank setup, about 3 weeks old now. I recently added 3 damsels to the tank to start my cycling, and I came home from school today to find that my Domino Damsel was at the bottom of my tank with labored...