- Location
- garfield, nj
im looking to get rid of my six line and a blue damsel that are too aggressive in my tank but since its a reef i dont wanna start moving evrything around anyone have any tricks into catching fish
how to catch fish in my tank
- Thread starter devilsgreed11
- Start date
- Location
- Rockaway Park
fish trap:
- Location
- garfield, nj
how much are they lol and if anyone has one in bergen county can i borrow it
Heard of someone catching them in there sleep... As you know each fish has his sleep area. Wait till it nap time slash the light on them and snatch them with a net in mid dream... Lol so I hear. Haven't done it myself. I have a gorrilla crab I still can't seem to het out. He's way smart tho... He has now reinforced his home by making a wall out of ruble so I can't see him or touch him. Ima about to blow him up... Lol
- Location
- garfield, nj
lmao my fish sleep in the only impossible areas im gunna try mysis in tupperware with holes in it
- Location
- Queens
take a plastic bottle and cut it in half and take the top half flip it and insert it into the bottom half and put it into your tank. (home made trap, works every time)
- Location
- Brooklyn
- Location
- New Jersey
Kool site i was like wtf!!!! When i saw the mouse moving lol
- Location
- Brooklyn
It's great for when people start new threads about topics that are covered on a weekly basis instead of taking 10 seconds to use the search tool that the forum provides for the answer.
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- Location
- garfield, nj
2 liter bottle worked 
- Location
- garfield, nj
not really took 2 hours for him to go in and i cant do it with my damsel he pays no attention to it
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