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Old 05-05-2022, 09:35 PM   #1
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Anemone Moving

Does anybody know the best way to move an anemone?
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Old 05-06-2022, 08:51 AM   #2
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You shouldn't. Once a foot is placed, it is difficult to do as it is easy to damage the foot. Once a foot is damaged there isn't any recovery.
People will report using credit cards and such, but the safest way would be to point a powerhead at it and trick it into moving on its own...but then you'll have a roaming anemone on your hands that will settle who knows where. Doesn't mean it won't go back to that spot either.
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You should only be interested in moving an anemone if you are removing it from the tank. As Sniper said damage is a life sentence for them. Anemones will move to where they’re comfortable in the system, and it’s futile to attempt to change their location for them. They’ll just move right back.
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Where is your anemoe currently posistioned?
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On a side note perhaps youll get more help with this if you post this in the saltwater forum?


It is in the saltwater aquaria forum.
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oops im in the wrong forum hahha
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