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Also, pay very close attention and be ready to raise the output end of the hose (the one that faces the bucket) above the water level to stop the vacuum. If you're using a Python, keep your hand on the shutoff. Practice doing a quick shutoff several times before turning it on. Your hand will instinctively tighten the proper way after doing this for a bit. That way, panic won't make you don't miss your opportunity to stop the vacuum.
If you manage to snare one with the vacuum, do your best to minimize backflow when you release it. You don't want to dash it against the glass/gravel/decor.
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