Anemone on the move!

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@Ptinetti
can you just post it in the livestock for sale thread?
put a picture up there, and say free to whoever can pick it up (or meet, whichever)

 

[Malifry97]

Perhaps you missed the part where he said he might have to kill it. I also repeated that part. Also, just bc a nem doesnt know its trapped doesnt mean it isnt harmful. You wouldn't know if it is uncomfortable or not because it cant move!
Also, there is really no comparison moving coral vs moving a bta attached to rock. One can be done quickly and easily with minimal stress to the animal, the other is pretty much the opposite.

I agree...no reason to kill...main point was the word humane does not fit...but yes NO reason to kill

 

[Malifry97]

What state???? If I were you I’d put it for sale. Please don’t kill it.

 

[Casket_Case]

I’d definitely take it if you can’t rehome him, I’m in North Georgia.

 

[PrevieAriz]

This is an emergency because it will start killing coral very soon.

I need this gone now or it will have to be taken out. It has been pleasantly perched in safe distance from my corals, but this afternoon it decided to move, thankfully away from coral. It is a healthy 8-10inches, it grew up in a nanotank Fluval, then moved to a 30 gallon. I would hate to have to let it die, but might not have any choice.

What kind is it? Where are you located? You can always call a local Petco because they will take them sometimes.

 

[Topekoms]

I think we scared em off I hope they don't kill it...………….

 

[Uncle99]

I was worried about my nem moving and killing my corals, I have quite a packed tank.
My nem was in the tank for a year and never moved. After putting in all the corals, two years later he goes on the move.
Funny thing, he moved completely across the tank, but, he never touch one coral.
These days I just let things be.