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I've tried many times with some success but it all depends on where the foot is. If the foot is in a hole don't even try, if is out in the open you may have some luck. I usually try the tickle method, where you gently try peeling the foot off the rock with your finger. I like to think the anemone lets go eventually because he can't take it anymore, causes some stress though.
BTAs are picky about ligting, you could try placing them in direct light to get them on the move which would make it easier to remove them too.
good luck!
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