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| Anemones For the discussion of sea anemones in the reef aquarium |
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| Tunicate | need help removing anemome i have two longt tentacled anemomes in 55 gal with clownfish they just started to move around after 3 years and are close to my clams. how can i remove them safely from the glass or rock they are on with out tearing there foot |
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| Tiger Shark | Re: need help removing anemome you can you have to tickle the foot & it will release
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| Watch this Ma! | Re: need help removing anemome I've read of increasing the flow in their direction and they will move. They apparently don't like too much flow.
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| I'm a freakin' GENIUS! | Re: need help removing anemome Try a paint brush. It worked for me on a sebae. The bristles genlty irritate the skin and it SLOWLY peals back. It's not a fast process. |
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