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I tried pulling drain pipe but would not move and wss afraid to break it. I drained bunch if water and turned off all pumps. Took one much down and removed elbow on drain tube. Then chased the fish with metal scraper until UT got tired and scooped UT with a shirt 2 inch net. Put plastic mesh...

Unfortunately, that won't work for me. Tank is in a tight spot and have to access from front. I am to short to lean over and reach in.

So I can just pull the drain pipe and not touch the bulk head underneath?

Can try that.

I should of mentioned the fish is only 2 or 2.5 inches long. I also have a flex hose I can stretch out.

So guess its money down the drain, so to speak. I can't get a net in there, even a small one. Just wish I could see in it and check.

I think my wrasse may have jumped into the overflow chamber. I tried to look in but I am to short even with a step stool leaning over. My question is can I stop the pump and pull the tube out of the overflow so it drains into my sump or do I need to disassemble the bottom bulk head? I will...

Hope you feel better Paul. I have bad allergies in the Spring and Fall seasons. I cannot take Zyrtec because I will be a zombie for the next 24 to 48 hours. Anything else doesn't help quickly so I need to start taking non-drowsy pills a week before; like I know when I will feel sick.

Rules state you must include pics.

Don't drive; take a cab.

Played pickleball 10 years ago when not popular. Now I cannot believe the popularity; even people that made fun of me playing are addicted now.

Please post location. Also, how large is it?

Happy Father's Day everyone!

No price so looked it up. $1300 for one.

Just for us old folk.

The tang is Amish, cannot have its picture taken.

Yours let me know what you have for trade.

Weekend bump

Not the ones you mentioned above.

I did similar to Paul but would just siphon into my filter sock to catch the cyano and other dirt so no water lose. Then put a clean sock in or replace the filter floss.