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Originally Posted by Chooch1
Peter and Lemon,
Please keep us updated as this contains alot of good, first hand information.
I once had to remove a long nosed butterfly from a 40 gallon reef with mostly soft corals, some fleshy corals and polyps. I did it a night after the lights were out for about an hour. I first determined where the butterfly bedded down for the night. Then after lights out I used flashlight to flush it out. They are stunned and essentialy blind at first and he swam right out and into my net. I didn't even need a trap.
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What did it eat that required you to remove it?
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Peter
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Marine tanks since 1989.
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Current Tank Info: 240g butterfly and angel FOWLR. 15g QT.
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