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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Plymouth, Massachusetts
Posts: 159
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looking for potent solution
I've been battling a mantis shrimp for a few weeks. After trying the usual traps and tricks without success I think I have an idea. If I could make a lethal solution and squirt it into his cave the job would be done. I just don't want to damage the rest of the tank or my water parameters. Any ideas?
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#2 |
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If you are sure of the rock he is in. Remove the rock and put it in a bucket with carbonated water mixed with salt to the salinity of your tank. Let it soak for about 5 min. The ph change will drive him out of the rock and he'll be floting in the bottom of the bucket.To catch mine I had to remove almost every rock cuz he was never where I thought he was. You can save him. Mine's about 5 years old now and living in a 10 gal in my shop. They can be very colorful when full grown. Of corse mine never comes out of the rocks.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Plymouth, Massachusetts
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I would like to save him but the amount of work involved in removing the rock he likes is not worth his life. Sorry, but I had to say it.
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