what i've always done, i don't know if you tried it yet.. but try to feed it some flakes.. its forced to surface, then with a net in the tank swoop in. sounds easier than it is...
Sure fire....yes......without ripping the tank apart depends......
I had one a few months ago and find that they should be called "Devil Fish"......I hate them so much now!!!!
I had the same problem as you and observed the sucker.....turns out they sleep in a rock.....the same one every night.........find that rock by watching where he goes at lights out and at night pull it out and put it in a bucket......hell come out eventually.
If your lucky, its not the big rock on the bottom of the tank!!!
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9353487#post9353487 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by JeffReef I feel you, man. I just finished my aquascaping after removing all of the live rocks in order to remove my Hippo Tang.
I was going to use a trap but there was no way I could make a trap big enough for a 6" Hippo inside my 20g nano. Try this and see if it works.
Get it early in the morning (when it's still dark outside). Just turn on your actinic light and scoop it by hand. I got my two clowns out of a 100G tank like that.
Re: How do you get a strawberry dotty back out of a......
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9353333#post9353333 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jimdogg187 125 with 150 lbs of LR w/out ripping the whole thing apart????????????
This little sucker HAS to go........
I'd like to start adding some nice wrasses to the tank, and "Lucifer" just won't let it go down.....
Dottybacks are pretty small, so this might work. Get a 3/4" hose and start a siphon into your sump. Put a filter sock on the drain end of your hose then go hunting.
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