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Old 01/21/2007, 03:09 PM
fishyface fishyface is offline
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BTA attatched to lip of crocea

anyone know how to git him off or should i just let them deal with it on their own?
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Old 01/21/2007, 05:57 PM
paininthewrasse paininthewrasse is offline
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personally I would carefully peal the foot of the anemone off..
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Old 01/22/2007, 02:10 AM
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Directing a power head at the foot can move an anemone, but I don't know if that would hurt the mantle of your clam. Hope that helps!
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Old 01/22/2007, 03:42 PM
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i had this happens a few months back when my nem decided to move on top of my crocea

i couldnt get the nem to move with out damaging it, after a couple of days the clam jumped of the rock , and was placed elsewhere

 


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