Should I cover my overflow?

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I'm getting a yellow coris wrasse. My overflow has a 3/8” gap at the top to the lid. Should I seal it up to keep the wrasse out of the overflow?
 
I'm getting a yellow coris wrasse. My overflow has a 3/8” gap at the top to the lid. Should I seal it up to keep the wrasse out of the overflow?
Sure can't hurt. Better safe than sorry.
 
I thought I lost a fish once and found it in my overflow about a week later. I made this both for noise suppression and jump deterrent
 

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I thought I lost a fish once and found it in my overflow about a week later. I made this both for noise suppression and jump deterrent
Yeah, that is similar to my setup. I'll do the same.
 

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