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I tried sucking up an aiptasia from the sand bed near a maxima clam. Wasn’t able to get it, but surely disturbed both of them. Should I be concerned about anything?
 

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I doubt it. Just stirred up some sand? The aiptasia will show back up again.
 

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I'm sure you will get the opportunity to see that aiptasia again :confused:. Simply bumping the clam shouldn't be an issue, as long as you didn't dislodge it possibly damaging the foot or visceral mass it should be fine.
 

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