Feeling better - captured the acan eating monster

Cary Meredith

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Ok, so I might finally be able to put my acan's back into the main display tank, I had a bicolor angel that was eating them and I finally caught him. I used a plastic bottle and once he felt safe enough going in and out, I was able to sneak behind the tank and swoop down with a net and trap him in. I also had a peppermint shrimp that might have been eating some, he was captured earlier and now living his life behind bars in the sump. Off to the LFS to trade him in :)
 

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I can sympathize. I had a flameback angel that was great for 8 months then all of a sudden decided to start eating my acans. He is in a friends FOWLR now.
 

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