catching a mystery wrasse

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i love mystery wrasses but need him gone because i want to add some different wrasses. so my question is what would be the easiest way to get him out without redoing my rock work
 
you can try the bottle trick, but if that dosent work, you may have to do it the old fashioned way.....
 
+1 bottle works .. he will go in there ..
or you can turn your lights off and watch where he digs himself into the sand bed and scoop him up then ..
Minus the fact the Pseudocheilinus genus does not bury in the sand at night.
 
:ooh::cry:Well trapped him and suddenly died!!! I guess the stress was too much
 
Well that really sucks, go through all the trouble just to watch it die. Sounds like something that would happen to me, guess im not the only person in the world whose only luck is bad luck.
 

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