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Anthias have been in the tank a week.

Foxface and striped blenny since Sunday.

This morning the Marine Betta swam into the trap (and the zebra dartfish but he's staying in the cube). Betelgeuse is now in the peninsula.

I'm at "move them as I trap them" stage honestly.

Now that Betelgeuse is over in the peninsula I can move my fire shrimp up into the display.

Only two remaining "big" fish are the dusky and stripey. The other 2 wrasse (leopard, checkerboard) I'm definitely moving are still small and not jerks at this point so I'm not stressed about moving them immediately.

I was thinking about keeping the possum in this tank anyway, potentially the royal gramma as well - but if she swims into the trap I'll move her.

So, 4 - maybe 5 fish left to move. Half-ish way there.

Nail appt then I'll get back to it this afternoon.
 
Oh also, Beelzebub is doing great, he comes up to the front when he sees me if he's hungry. Silversides are working perfectly to feed him.
 
3D printed a very thin smooth surface for my knockoff mp40 to stick to, success. Now I just need to determine the best thing to adhere that to the back of the tank :thinking-face:
 
I almost had the stripey earlier, but my trip wire got caught on something. Now he's just taunting me.
 
Who has Coral Beauties? @MrsBugmaster @Goaway @F i s h y ? Someone does...

I'm trying to make a decision on if they're worth the risk or not on a tank that'll be an lps heavy mixed reef most likely.
 
Who has Coral Beauties? @MrsBugmaster @Goaway @F i s h y ? Someone does...

I'm trying to make a decision on if they're worth the risk or not on a tank that'll be an lps heavy mixed reef most likely.
Oh me I have one. Don't have any issues with it that I know of. It picks at the rocks and eats from water column now.
 
are you sure you want to leave dart & firefish in pony tank ?
everything i'm finding is saying they'll be fine together - neither of them are aggressive feeders
 
BUT .... if the dart swims into the trap one more time it's getting moved.... I'm tired of releasing it over and over
 
REALLY wish the Stripey would head back up to the trap so I could switch to a smaller one :rolleyes:
 
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Don't worry, glass cleaning technology coming soon :face-with-tears-of-joy:
 
Zebra, stripey, leopard, and Royal Gramma have almost swam into the trap.... In the last 5 minutes. This is the worst kind of fishing
 

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