Attaching cynarina?

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I have a large cynarina that inflates and moves around the tank. It's just about on top of my clam at the moment. I'm wondering if it would be safe to glue the skeleton to a piece of rock to keep it stationary as long as it's in an area that makes it happy?

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I have a large cynarina that inflates and moves around the tank. It's just about on top of my clam at the moment. I'm wondering if it would be safe to glue the skeleton to a piece of rock to keep it stationary as long as it's in an area that makes it happy?

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They do best on the sand like scoly’s. Just move it away from the clam.
 
If it’s blowing around, you could try putting it in a pvc coupler or small piece of pipe to hold him in place.
 
I have a plate with the occasional "wandering jones"- put a few small rocks around areas I dont want it to go.
 

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