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I've determined that my 2 3-stripe damsels are beating up on my other fish
in my 75G tank and so I need to remove them. Trouble is, 1) they're small, 2) they're fast, 3) there's 80 pounds of live rock with lots of nooks and crannies to hide in, 4) there's other fish/inverts I don't want to terrorize by pulling out all the rock. So, what ideas/techniques can you suggest to capture them? Suggestions I've seen so far include a) leaving the net in the tank to get them used to it, b) try to catch during feeding time, c) try to catch early in the morning when they are groggy (problem is they don't sleep out in the open). Any other suggestions appreciated! Scott |
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