Anemone pulled into power head

[Texas Reefer]

Sigh. I had him boxed in with rock but this is what I found this morning.
Do you think he'll pull himself out?

 

[Diesel]

Yes, just leave the screen in the tank.
Make sure your nem isn’t damaged by the powerhead, if so keep it in a fragtank.
After he removed him self from the screen and he recovers you can add him back into the tank.
Note, don’t run your powerhead without the screen.
If you have a backup screen use that.

 

[Texas Reefer]

Yes, just leave the screen in the tank.
Make sure your nem isn’t damaged by the powerhead, if so keep it in a fragtank.
After he removed him self from the screen and he recovers you can add him back into the tank.
Note, don’t run your powerhead without the screen.
If you have a backup screen use that.

Thank you!

 

[Texas Reefer]

Back in tank

 

[BantyRooster97]

What Diesel said. I had a sherman get caught in a power head, tore him up.... after a while he freed himself, hid under a rock & recuperated. He's about 10" across now & happy & healthy. These are amazing creatures.

 

[Texas Reefer]

What Diesel said. I had a sherman get caught in a power head, tore him up.... after a while he freed himself, hid under a rock & recuperated. He's about 10" across now & happy & healthy. These are amazing creatures.

That's awesome! I hope I don't kill this guy.

Anyone know what I can use as a cover for a Tunze Nanostream 6045? Tunze doesn't seem to make a specific one.

 

[reef lover]

Make your own. Super easy and cheap.

 

[Katrina71]

You can use a pantyhose foot as a quick fix with a rubber band.

 

[Amoo]

And this is exactly why I mentioned Pantyhose 2 days ago until it gets firmly attached. @Diesel 's advice is spot on.

 

[Diesel]

Now it depends if it is a clean or dirty pantyhose ;)

 

[Texas Reefer]

And this is exactly why I mentioned Pantyhose 2 days ago until it gets firmly attached. @Diesel 's advice is spot on.

It was in a frag tank at that point with almost no flow.