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Old 06-30-2011, 07:56 PM
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If he has attached himself leave him you do not want to damage his foot. The sand is fine. He should be ok. If he is not attached you can do what fishytime has said that would work well.
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It'll clean the sand off easily. Mine get buried all the time, they manage to unbury themselves I found even when I mounted one to a rock, then moved the rock, it jumped off. They will move around to find their own favorite spot.
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I find they will tell you where they like to be. They will stay put if they like the spot.
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