Jgents

Hi Matt, Some photos and info like what type of fish, tank size, how much rock etc, you have, would help. Some initial thoughts would be some sort of trap (plenty out there) Nyos for one. Otherwise enticing with feeding can be helpful and a few nets. Too much obstruction from rocks, etc of course will make it a bit harder. I'm certain plenty more folks here can help. jim

I am so there.

Fingers crossed! Battery bank on standby... Generator on double standby.

Hello local Marine Aquarists. Jim here. I got my start, as most of us, I should think, with freshwater fish as a kid, ranging from the community tank to discus. I then "graduated" to saltwater fish, and maintained a 180g reef set up in the mid 00's, before I went to college. Sadly, my reefing career went on hiatius untill about a year ago, but am now back. I started in February of 2023 with a 40g breeder, but have since upgraded to a 100 gallon mixed reef, and at the moment all fish are aquacultured, which is important to me. I joined WAMAS, because I'd like to spend time and learn from local folks who share the same passions. Other than my reef tank, I have a small 10 gallon tank with some tetras and minnows and neocaridinia shrimp, I also have a 300 gallon pond out back stocked with a combo of Shubunkin and Comet goldfish and rosyred minnows - all of which breed prolificly, so if you're in the market, let me know. I'm looking forward to the May meeting, and can't wait to meet folks. Jim