CableGuy
06-03-2010, 08:21 PM
So about two weeks ago I woke up and while eating my breakfast I was watching my tank. In pure shock and awe I see something attached to my Fire angle. :stupidme: :mad:
I then quickly grabed a net and try to catch the fish to pull the little sucker off but after about 10-15 mins of frustration and not being able to catch him I gave up and went to work. I was able to see a small part of his fan that was now missing.
When I got home the Isopod was MIA.
So fast forward to last weekend when I am up early doing yard work. I come inside to take a break and what do I see again. This same thing attached to his fin again, yet this time a lot more of his fin is missing. To say the least I was ****ed. So I turned the light on and with in 5 mins it jettisoned.
Right then I knew that I had to setup a tank just for my live rock because if he was in the live rock that was in an isolated tank he would die from not having food. If he was still in the sand, he would come back out but this time there was no live rock for the fish to hide behind and I would be able to catch the fish he was attached to.
So I started to build a new stand on Monday and I am almost done with it now, so I was still impartital to this little bugger coming out, I just knew I wanted him dead and to hopefully NOT lay any eggs.
So I wake up early this morning to get ready for a summer class I am taking before work and just peek into my tank and to my plesant surprise he was swimming along the glass. So I quickly fumbled to get a net and carefully reach in there and net him.... I DID IT!!!:oldman::jester: :)
Here are some pics of the little bugger.
Im still not sure if he came in from some snails I got from someone or if he was an egg on the live rock I got out of the ocean.
The first pic with the net is right when I got him. He was still alive and wouldnt come off of the net.
The other pics is how far he made it from the time I left for work until I got home. He is now dead and in a test tube.
Hope you guys enjoyed this and it might help a little.
I then quickly grabed a net and try to catch the fish to pull the little sucker off but after about 10-15 mins of frustration and not being able to catch him I gave up and went to work. I was able to see a small part of his fan that was now missing.
When I got home the Isopod was MIA.
So fast forward to last weekend when I am up early doing yard work. I come inside to take a break and what do I see again. This same thing attached to his fin again, yet this time a lot more of his fin is missing. To say the least I was ****ed. So I turned the light on and with in 5 mins it jettisoned.
Right then I knew that I had to setup a tank just for my live rock because if he was in the live rock that was in an isolated tank he would die from not having food. If he was still in the sand, he would come back out but this time there was no live rock for the fish to hide behind and I would be able to catch the fish he was attached to.
So I started to build a new stand on Monday and I am almost done with it now, so I was still impartital to this little bugger coming out, I just knew I wanted him dead and to hopefully NOT lay any eggs.
So I wake up early this morning to get ready for a summer class I am taking before work and just peek into my tank and to my plesant surprise he was swimming along the glass. So I quickly fumbled to get a net and carefully reach in there and net him.... I DID IT!!!:oldman::jester: :)
Here are some pics of the little bugger.
Im still not sure if he came in from some snails I got from someone or if he was an egg on the live rock I got out of the ocean.
The first pic with the net is right when I got him. He was still alive and wouldnt come off of the net.
The other pics is how far he made it from the time I left for work until I got home. He is now dead and in a test tube.
Hope you guys enjoyed this and it might help a little.