Catching a harassed yellow tail

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Unfortunately, I have 2 yellowtail damsels in my 10gal nano...the weaker one is being attacked mercilessly by his fellow...I have someone who will take one of them, but thus far I have been unsuccessful in getting him out...I have tried making a bottle trap, netting, etc. but they are too fast...hate to take the whole tank apart and stress the other creatures such as my blenny. Any wise suggestions?...Thanks so much.:(
 
how hard could it be in a 10 gal. tank? I had the same problem in my 120 gal. couldn't come close to catching either one, so I just had to wait till one of them bit the dust.
 
how hard could it be in a 10 gal. tank? I had the same problem in my 120 gal. couldn't come close to catching either one, so I just had to wait till one of them bit the dust.
I'm afraid that I will have to wait for this sad end...I've tried most of the suggestions offered...those sob's are fast!...my 10 gal. has lots of rock...its hard in a 10 gal....thanks...
 

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