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Hey all, about 4 weeks ago I purchased a sea gate to help clear up my algae. Over the last week or so I’ve noticed the algae drastically decreasing, the original plan was to get the sea hare out as things started to thin.

Problem is I haven’t seen the guy in 4-7 days, I used to see him a lot. Looking for some ideas on how to lure him out so I can rehome him to my friend as originally planned! I know they are nocturnal, or so I’ve read, but I look before lights on, a few hours after lights out to no avail! I read online that they don’t really respond to nori as that was my next approach?

Tanks is 200g with a 74g sump, I don’t think him passing would impact the tank drastically, but I’d really much rather rehome him and not needlessly lose life. Thanks in advance
 
Perhaps he already passed? I've had a couple that were not very long lived but they were never hidden.
Yeah was also wondering that, been looking all over so could very well be
 

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