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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 143 City: Johns Creek State: GA Occupation: used car lot Other Interests: mixed martial arts
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catching fish
does anyone know a good way to catch fish in a tank without moving lr around? like a trap or something.
does anyone know a good way to catch fish in a tank without moving lr around? like a trap or something. Edit: i dont know why this posted twice. close this one please Last edited by weaglereefer; 04-26-2011 at 2:57 AM.. Reason: merged duplicate threads |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Age: 43
Posts: 4,594 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Good question Other Interests: Motocross and Crimson Tide football
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Ummm... there are fish traps.
You can also search for "coke bottle trap" here and find a reasonable DIY one as long as the fish isn't too big.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 2,152 City: Cochran State: GA
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This works, also they are blind for like a minute if you flick the lights on in the middle of the night. Good luck and try not to throw the net across the room!! |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 143 City: Johns Creek State: GA Occupation: used car lot Other Interests: mixed martial arts
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well its for fire fish, i have 2 of them and i and i heard that they are better in groups of 3 or more, but i dont want more that 2 of one fish unless its an anthia. i think these will do fine to catch fire fish huh?
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 20 City: williamston State: sc
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if its feasible. you can drain the tank down saving the water ofcourse
catch them easily and then refill. good luck |
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 47 City: dallas State: GA Occupation: purchasing Other Interests: coaching baseball, golf, drag racing,anything outdoors
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Best luck I have had is to cut a piece of lexan and and block off one corner of the tank. Bait the fish behind the lexan and then move the lexan back to close them up in the corner. Works great and only requires moving very little rock. I caught 2 fish out of my tank that I had been trying to trap for days. Only took about 30 min.
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 172 City: Tyrone State: GA
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I have 2 firefish and they have been doing just fine as a pair for the past year. If you do decide to remove 1 or both, I'd second catching them at night. Flick the lights on a catch them sleeping.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 436 City: smyrna State: GA
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After your lights are off at night for a while, turn them back on. You will be able to catch them then. This will work. I just did it last week. |
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 47 City: dallas State: GA Occupation: purchasing Other Interests: coaching baseball, golf, drag racing,anything outdoors
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 143 City: Johns Creek State: GA Occupation: used car lot Other Interests: mixed martial arts
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