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Help! My fish is trapped!

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I recently just started up a new cichlid tank... I unknowingly put in a rock with a hole in it... And it doesn't go all of the way through, just to the inside of the rock. And the rock is pretty big with a bunch of crevices. I guess one of my cichlids swam into the hole and I can't get him out... Does anybody know how I could try and get him out?
 
A friend of mine who has many cichlids told me to tell you to let him be. If you try to pull him out you will just hurt him. He probably swam in there to get away from another fish that was harassing him. If he is going to come out he needs to do it all on his own.
 
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