BTA move

[Sophie"s mom]

Good morning everyone! So I have, derived from 1, six rainbow BTA’s, that until now have all hung out together in one corner of my tank. I noticed one was missing! Found it in the middle of some of my Zoa’s! Any ideas on how to move it? I know it will kill the Zoa’s if I don’t.

 

[Sophie"s mom]

Good morning everyone! So I have, derived from 1, six rainbow BTA’s, that until now have all hung out together in one corner of my tank. I noticed one was missing! Found it in the middle of some of my Zoa’s! Any ideas on how to move it? I know it will kill the Zoa’s if I don’t.

I know it won’t take them ALL OUT, but I would really just prefer to move it back to the others if possible.

 

[BristleWormHater]

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

 

[Sophie"s mom]

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

Thank you I will

 

[Sophie"s mom]

Thank you I will

What an interesting idea! I don’t really have a way to attach it to a rock, but I will still certainly try the sponge pipe idea! Thank you again

 

[exnisstech]

That one doesn't look like it's foot is too deep so you could probably get that one by hand. I just get my fingernail under the edge of the foot and slowly peel it off. I found that often they are easy to get soon after moving. A few years back I started with 3 and ended up with 48. Problem is what to do with it when you remove it. Around here the lfs don't even want them. I will say I've had zero luck trying getting them to stay put where I want them after they start moving. I no longer keep them because I have corals in every tank.