oh my, that is funny. fish can definately be weird.
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HOLY GREEN SLIMMERQuick update .....
Tank will be 9 months in a couple of weeks .... and I'm already having to frag some of the colonies that are either shading others or have reached to surface of the water. Have bought a few of those maricultured colonies over the last few months; so far they have all survived. One strawberry shortcake is looking a little poorly, so we shall see. My regal showed up with a wound on it's tail, so hopefully that will heal. Flame had the worst case of popeye I have ever seen; thought for sure he'd lose the eye ..... but not! Going to cross my fingers and add in the Gem this weekend.
Gem has mostly settled in. Still mixing it up with the purple, but giving as good as it gets. Will keep the mirror on though the weekend.
Yes indeed. I put a rubber 'bumper' on the edge that presses against the front panel. Back no biggie. Doesn't appear that this is going to work - I think one of them will have to be removed. Which one .......
cool. how many fish did you catch before you got the purple?So I ended up pulling the purple. Once again the aqua medic fish trap came through for me. Hoping a few weeks in the frag tank will leave the purple adequate cowed and it can be reintroduced.
yeah, that is true, aggressive fish are easier to catch. I have had to use the hook method too.I generally let the fish get used to the trap fora day or two, including filling the feed tube. There were lots of visitors. When the time came to get down to business, I got him on the first try. Some 'by-catch' in the form of a couple of damsels. It's easier than folks think to trap a really aggressive fish ..... It thinks all the food is his/hers. I caught a large 3-stripe damsel (the devil spawn) years ago with a tiny barbless fishhook. Took literally 2 seconds.