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He was attached to one of my big turbos for a day and thats where he decided to get offI wouldn't outright try and force him out, but I would make sure your overflow has some sort of foam or sponge to protect him from getting sucked in. He's up there for a reason? Light? Flow? Don't know. Monitor him with precautions and if you want him to move hit him with a small powerhead for awhile.
I could take it apart but dont really want to mess with it. Maybe leave him there as long as he seems fine i guess?How do you feel about disassembling the overflow? I generally leave my anemones where they want to be (unless they're moving towards a powerhead).
Oh, he called for an uber. Gotcha.He was attached to one of my big turbos for a day and thats where he decided to get off
He'll probably move again. Just make sure he can't get sucked up into the overflow or powerheads and let him go. Sounds like he's trying to find a spot. I've found with nems they either are wanderlusts and move all the time or they park it and never move. How long have you had him? Is he established?He was attached to one of my big turbos for a day and thats where he decided to get off
Had him now for 2 weeksHe'll probably move again. Just make sure he can't get sucked up into the overflow or powerheads and let him go. Sounds like he's trying to find a spot. I've found with nems they either are wanderlusts and move all the time or they park it and never move. How long have you had him? Is he established?

