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![]() I was wondering how you unstick an anemone was it's found its spot? the one I have found a spot it likes under a rock away from all light, it doesn't look well and I would like to relocate the little guy. I would just turn the rock but there is quite a bit of other rock on it and a fish living under the bottom rock. Please help!
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![]() point a powerhead right at it.they dont like that and may detatch in a while.or rest a rock against it lightly.
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![]() Powerhead is your best bet, but if it moved under a rock, that isn't a good thing. Does your tank have more light than the system it used to be in?
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![]() it's a 65g tank with t5 ho lights, 2blue 2 white lights. its about 24" deep.
i wasn't able to actually get a power head to it, so i had to slowly rub at it's foot until it came off. took about 20 minutes. i placed it about halfway up the tank (held it there gently until it grabbed on) and watched it for an hour. it looks very well and is out in full bloom so to speak. thanks for the info and quick replies. very much appreciated!! |
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![]() you can also rub an ice cube on it's foot, it'll move after that. just don't freeze the poor thing. I've never had much success with the power head method, but ice works everytime.
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