What fish would kill gorilla crabs if it saw them?

Some eels and triggers hunt crustaceans for food; have you thought about trapping them instead?
 
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Those are to big for my tank
What size is it? My gorilla crabs only came out at night so I think manual is better than a fish but if it really is necessary a fish could be good to keep the risk of the multiplying like crazy down.
 
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The ones that I wasn't able to catch got stabbed with a bbq skewer and the cuc took care of the rest.
 
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The ones that I wasn't able to catch got stabbed with a bbq skewer and the cuc took care of the rest.
I don’t know how you guys see them, I’ve only ever seen them after picking up a rock because they are always deep in the rocks.
 
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They like to come out after the lights are off, that's the only time I've ever seen them. Go after the suckers with a flashlight.
 
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To catch a few from my live rock in my 45, I waited until they were away from their hiding spots, used a chopstick to block their retreat, and just grabbed them.

Wouldn't work with big ones (pinchy), and takes a bit of observation, but while they are quick to jump back into the shadows, they tend to move slow when farther away, so you should have time to keep them in the open and just pull them off the rock before they can retreat into a crevice.
 
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