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![]() Maybe with a tool such as a dremel you could notch out the area you want.
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![]() If you can remove the rock from the tank...... just use a hammer
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![]() Maybe you could trap it? I'm not sure what you would wanna use for bait though. At least this way you wouldn't have to break up your rock.
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![]() I haven't tried it, but I would consider lightly drilling it, possibly with a small masonry drill bit.
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![]() hack saw.. works good and it cuts fast.
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![]() I use a slot screwdriver with hammer. A couple light taps on the screwdriver, and splits rock nicely
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![]() I have heard of people pouring soda water into the worm's hole and he just pops out.
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![]() HULK SMASH!!!
![]() Then just place the pieces back in the tank sans worm. |
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![]() They like soda that much?
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![]() The best way IOM
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