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just ask @shadow_k about that one... ;) :grinning-face-with-big-eyes:
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GET A MINI DONKEY. You won't have as much trouble with critters sneaking in for snacks.
My parents have been arguing this to Matt for a while. I'm on board, we just have to get him on board
 
So, baby mantis clearly couldn't stay. Not a problem right now, might be a problem in the future though, depending on what does eventually go into the tank. I also caught him because he was floating about kinda stunned - IDK if someone else beat him up or he just molted or what. I do hear a lot of clicking in there right now ...

Good thing Beelzebub is a garbage disposal.
 
Foxface sounds good. Tough, shy, easier to catch. Lets him get comfortable before everyone else so he's not panicking too much. Unless you think having a friend in there will help him not stress out
Him and Marine betta are close buddies
 
Maybe add them together.. going in the tank with that tbs rock?
Yeah pretty much all the fish in the cube will be moved over to that tank, waiting on my Clearview lid to move all the wrasse though
 

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