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I have a BTA in my reef tank that split about 2 weeks ago and I want to move it to my anemone tank, how long should I wait to do so? I normally don’t have to worry about it because they stay in the same tank but I only want 1 in my reef tank and they are both about 6” across already.
 
I have a BTA in my reef tank that split about 2 weeks ago and I want to move it to my anemone tank, how long should I wait to do so? I normally don’t have to worry about it because they stay in the same tank but I only want 1 in my reef tank and they are both about 6” across already.
If using the method below, you can remove splits a few days after they occur. This method is not harmful to the anemone in any way and makes the nem move on it's own.

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/safe-and-easy-diy-way-to-remove-nems.861213/
 

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