Got to get it out!!!

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I would think your way would be easier if it's a fish only tank with no corals. I just hate having my corals out of water for any period of time.
Corals will be fine if you keep it under 15 minutes. They produce a slime coat to protect themselves and many species have to deal with low tides daily.
 
What do you mean? With a hook like you going fishing?
Probably not the first thing to try but, yes, smallest hook size. I used this approach a couple of times on three stripe damsels. I used to file off the barb so that the hook can be easily removed. Both fish were fine ..... unhappy but fine.
 
The tank doesn't seem to be overcrowded. But Clownfish are extremely territorial. I'm not very familiar with Dottybacks, but I do understand that they will fiercely defend their territory.

This may be the problem, and you would be right in removing it.
I had a neon dotttyback and he was like a great white shark hunting
 
If its a small tank why not remove the rockwork and net it? I know its a pain but id do that before trying to hook the fish..
 
Strawberry basslets are little territorial monsters. Fish trap will be your best bet
 

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