I have a bit of a problem, my buble anenomie has got him self into a bit of a jam...should I leave him alone and hope he get sout or try and get him out?
I have a bit of a problem, my buble anenomie has got him self into a bit of a jam...should I leave him alone and hope he get sout or try and get him out?
I am also a Flathead resident. I don't know if you know our LFS but I have watched them many times with their BTAs. They have a buyer that wants one that is attached to a huge rock so they put a smaller rock on top of part of the anemone and it moves over to the other rock. I have seen them move anemones a lot like this. Sometimes it only takes an hour and sometimes days. I have not done any reading up on this but just know what I have seen. I imagine that if your anemone got himself to where he is then he can probably get himself out too. He looks healthy otherwise, maybe a bit squished.
as long as he's not cut, scraped, smashed, or squished your o.k. they ill engorge themselves to move , so leave him unless hes looking unhappy,, then he may be squished.![]()
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you can't put them where YOU want them. they will go where THEY want to go. if you really HAVE to move it, you can use ice to get a RBT to move or let go. i've used a knife, screw driver and have pulled them off LR to move them. then you can use a rubber band to hold them to a rock or just smash the foot between rocks.......if you are worried, don't be. it will be fine and will move if and when it wants to.
Poke him with a stick a few times. He'll move. :eek3:![]()
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I'll second that they go where they want to, and usually if lighting,flow, and food is where they want it, they will eventually find their place.
Sorry I have to comment but not on the RBT, you have a great looking tank from what I can see and the Rock looks fabulous!!!!! Would love to see a whole tank shot. from the looks of your tank he is probably just looking around and will finally settle
Sorry I'm a little late on this, but the advice given before is good. I had a bubble tip split, and it took the clone about a year to find a spot where it was happy. So I guess you just gotta be patient, and let it do it's thing!!! JMO
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