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RBTA ???

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Jtown, Jul 23, 2009.

  1. Jul 23, 2009 #1
    Jtown

    Jtown Inactive User

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    Just picked one up last night from Brett at PetLand. When I got him it had attached to a rock so Brett just gave me the whole rock but what I want to know is how can I get it off and place it on a different rock? It moved all around the same rock over the last 15 hours and seems to found a place it likes and is staying put looking AMAZING!
    The rock is too big for the space I want the Nem to be so Id like to place it on a smaller rock and hope it stays put.
    Let me know what to do here guys. Is it ok to just pull it off or will it even come off? Do I just leave it be? Will it always roam around my tank or will it eventually stay put??? Fill me in....
     
  2. Jul 23, 2009 #2
    adampottebaum

    adampottebaum Experienced Reefkeeper GIRS Member

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    Bubble tip anemones are the most notorious for moving of all anemones. But to get it to move right away try taking an ice cub and rubbing its foot, taking a powerhead and blowing on its foot, or a combo of the two. There are other tips out there, but definitely don't injure it's foot, it will most likely die...
     
  3. Jul 23, 2009 #3
    Jtown

    Jtown Inactive User

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    Ok I got him to move that's not an issue. Next question is how lethal is it to my other corals and especially sps? I found him a little bit ago sitting on my leng sy cap. The cap looks ok but it was barely touching it. Do I get it out while I can or not even worry about it? Please help!
     

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