To catch a coral-munching blenny

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by ScubaSteve

Ya, he might fit into one of those necks. The trick is how to lure him in. He doesn't seem to go for seaweed of anything.

You may use SPS to lure him since he loves those.

[gregzz4]

I've had good success with both raw and cooked shrimp
A day or so for it to stink and they can't resist it

For you, some food ( mysis etc ) in a small nylon bag ( like a little ball ) in the bottle might be enough

Maybe even some pellets ... anything that won't float

[apexifd]

If all else's fail.. sharpen chop stick with few strong elastic band should do the trick

[ScubaSteve]

If the SOB touches my prized green milli and A. desalwii colonies again this might happen I swear I almost skewered the bastard today when I saw that.

But then I reminded myself that I'm the bigger fish and above that...

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by apexifd

If all else's fail.. sharpen chop stick with few strong elastic band should do the trick

So catch and release is not your style ?

[apexifd]

Originally Posted by apexifd

If all else's fail.. sharpen chop stick with few strong elastic band should do the trick

Originally Posted by gregzz4

So catch and release is not your style ?

Desperate time calls for desperate measure. And removing rocks to catch a fish then cause nutrient spike??

Not worth it

[soapy]

I used a very small hook and line to catch a wrasse. His mouth healed in a couple of days.

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by apexifd

Desperate time calls for desperate measure. And removing rocks to catch a fish then cause nutrient spike??

Not worth it

Agreed

[ScubaSteve]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

You may use SPS to lure him since he loves those.

He only likes the really big, expensive and rare SPS colonies. Won't touch frags.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by ScubaSteve

He only likes the really big, expensive and rare SPS colonies. Won't touch frags.

Ah! Finicky eater!

I am not sure whether it will work but you can try the net trick