Advice? Black Ocellaris

I have had a pair of mated Black Ocellaris for many years. At Spring Fest I bought a new pair of Snowflake Ocellaris and transferred my Blacks to my 125 they were in a 29 gal jbj nano. I am really sad that I found the male dead today he had only been in there for maybe 24 hours. He was extremely healthy. I have no idea what happened. I have a Brittle Star, Cleaner Shrimp, Flame Wrasse, Starry Blenny, Rainfordi Goby and a Lubbock Wrasse in the tank. I would like to get another decent sized Black Ocellaris if I can find one and I thought it would get along and survive. I know sometimes they don't get along with a new mate, that and I have no idea what happened to the poor guy. I really feel bad about it since I took them out of the only tank they have known and now he is dead.

 

I bought them from Kirklins Clownfish a long time ago and raised them since they were babies. The female is not wanting to eat and they were pigs in my small tank. I still have my Snowflakes in an acclimation box in the 29 with the bubble tip I bought. I had the Blacks and Snowflakes in the tank together before I moved the Blacks over. If my one Black I have left does not start eating should I move her back to the small tank and put the two Little Snowflakes in the 125? Would they be protected enough from the other fish since they both like to be in their anemone? i don't want to make things worse, how long can my Black go with out eating? I have been putting the food in right next to her and she just lets it float by.

 

Well my female died. She was out and about swimming slowly, which was her way. She usually stayed in a corner. I went to go get food to see if she would eat. When I came back in she was In the rock work dead. They were some of my first salt water fish. It is funny how attached we can become. I imagine the flame wrasse chased it. It can be a bit of a bully but in the other tank the clowns ruled so since the were so big I thought they would do fine and appreciate the space. I never saw the Flame chase them, I am only guessing that was the cause. I might put another set of clowns in the 125 but only if they have their own anemone to stay in.

 

Maybe not so much as some pets but I had grown attached to those stupid clownfish! You look at something and take care of it for years and then move it and kill it, it makes you feel bad.