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November 30th 07, 12:17 AM
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Rabbit Fish
The only fish I've seen to be easy to catch while sleep is the Clownfish,
especially if you have a deep tank. The get closer to the surface at night. R "KurtG" wrote in message ... Where does he sleep? I've heard that it's easy to catch a sleeping fish, but I've never tried it. So, when you stumble in from the pub on Friday night, give it a good Irish try! --Kurt Wayne Sallee wrote: Get a big net, and start feeding all of your fish out of the net. Wayne Sallee jthread wrote on 11/28/2007 3:16 PM: My rabbit fish is too big for my tank. I'm trying to use a fish trap the LFS loaned me but no go. He keeps pecking at the food but he won't go inside. Anyone got any pointers? And the fish is pretty big. Too big for a soda bottle. http://www.marinedepot.com/IMD/aquar..._fish_trap.jpg Jim 
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