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![]() Would it work if you tried to make it uncomfortable for the clam? Like maybe by putting a powerhead near it?
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![]() That might be worth a try.
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![]() I also tryed this as well i tryed flipping the rock over for a few days, thinking that with no light he would detach itself and try to find a better spot but it never did.
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The best options are 1) cutting the threads, although as mentioned it is risky, 2) moving the whole rock, or 3) cutting the rock and moving the clam + the rock chip. Good luck! |
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![]() When I moved my clams, I just tilted the rock so that the clam was sorta hanging by it's foot & let gravity work it's way on the clam. Within a day or so the clam just let go & fell the short 1" or so onto the sand bed.
You may have to re-tilt the rock a couple of times as the clams moves around trying to see if it can get comfortable. I only ever tried moving 2 of my clams & it worked both times without injuring them. Obviously make sure they don't have too far to fall! . |