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Posted by Ray Martini on March 28, 2005, 2:53 pm
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I've had some troublesome fish in the past and use Coralife's "The Trap".
Has worked for me every single time. Caught a couple of large Damsels and a
large Yellow Tang. Works like a champ. One of the LFS around here rents the
trap out for a small fee if you don't want to buy one. I personally will
probably buy one and I'll have it when I need it.
It's the best way to catch them without inflicting any hook damage to the
fish which it may never recover from.
http://www.bigalsonline.com/catalog/product.xml?product_id=19249;category_id=2349
> I've got a troublesome butterfly (a double saddleback, about 4 inches
> long - I doubt it matters). It attacks blue discosomas, the blue bits on
> my clam and any fish smaller than itself - it leaves the pulsing Xenia
> alone, worse luck!
>
> I've tried netting it - but it laughs at me.
>
> I've tried the lemonade bottle trap, but whilst every other fish takes the
> bait the butterfly won't.
>
> Nothing works so it looks like a bit of indoor angling.
>
> Has anyone else tried this and do they have any advice to share? Obviously
> I'd like to inflict the minimum damage and after a period in the sump to
> recover I'll want to sell / swap the fish for something else.
>
>
> Mark
>
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> Has anyone else tried this and do they have any advice to share? Obviously
> I'd like to inflict the minimum damage and after a period in the sump to
> recover I'll want to sell / swap the fish for something else.