Tip: The guard tray support posts hold trays when open
Then Id slide the point of the hook through the nose of the worm, come out after about 1/2 inch and slide that part over the eye of the hook, finishing the bait off by running the point of the hook through the midsection of the worm and tucking the tip back under soft plastic just barely to make it as weedless as possible
I've used my kill bag for 5 years now with no problems
The light weight steel allows live baits to swim with

territorial toward conspecifics Non-territorial toward other species Becomes remarkably tame and personable over time May follow owners movements outside tank Can be trained to recognize feeding time and even hand-feed (with extreme caution) Reef Compatibility: Not reef-safe: Will nip at soft corals, zoanthids, button polyps, and SPS coral polyps May consume small ornamental shrimp Generally leaves large shrimp (Cleaner, Peppermint) and most invertebrates alone Best suited for fish-only with live rock (FOWLR) systems Can potentially work in tanks with hardy LPS and leather corals (with risk of nipping) Acclimation & Care Tips Initial Acclimation: Float bag for temperature equalization (2030 minutes) Keep lights completely dim or off for first 2448 hours Minimize all stress, sudden movements, and vibrations near tank May not eat for 25 days after introduction (monitor but usually normal) Have live foods available to encourage initial feeding if necessary Never rush acclimation process Signs of a Healthy Specimen: Active, smooth swimming with characteristic helicopter-like hovering motion Clear, bright, alert eyes with no cloudiness Vibrant coloration (yellow with spots in juveniles
