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![]() Just wondering if anyone has any experience catching pistol shrimp out of a well established reef?
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![]() I dont have experience, but 've heard you could blast a bit of soda water or RO water into his hole from a turkey baster and he might come out
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![]() That is definitely an intriguing idea, I might just try that. I can see how that would work. I'll gather up a few more ideas, if any(other than the old pop bottle crab trap, which I don't think would work) and take it from there. Thanks!
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![]() You catch my six line and I'll catch your shrimp..... deal?
but to be serious Iam not sure how to nab a shrimp in a big reef, my pep shrimp like taking new spectrum food from my fingertips oh wait thats does not help you ![]() good luck |
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![]() if you know the rock its in and can remove it easy enough you can freshwater dip the rock and thatll get him out. you need to be careful not to dip too long or you will kill the rock. less intense would be to give the rock a quick soak in less saline water and that would also get him out while being more gentle to your rock. the squirt method didnt work for us because he had an extensive network of tunnels to cruise through.
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