Bubble tip Q

[bucfan]

I have a bubble tip anemone that loves my tank. It has 2 babies now and one is as big as the original. They don't move much anymore as they did the first few months. Seems they have found a nice place to nestle at the top. My issue is they have knocked out the acros that are next to them. I am moving away from sticks altogether so I do not care about this, but I do not want them messing the rest of my tank. What should I do? Keep them or remove them? Will they move again? And if need to remove then how does one do that?

 

[Tahoe61]

They will most likely move again. With regard to how that will affect other tank inhabitants that's the risk you take with Anemones, hence the reason I personally don't keep them any longer.
To remove them, if that's your choice, you can start with aiming a power head at them.

 

[sfin52]

I have a bubble tip anemone that loves my tank. It has 2 babies now and one is as big as the original. They don't move much anymore as they did the first few months. Seems they have found a nice place to nestle at the top. My issue is they have knocked out the acros that are next to them. I am moving away from sticks altogether so I do not care about this, but I do not want them messing the rest of my tank. What should I do? Keep them or remove them? Will they move again? And if need to remove then how does one do that?

What type of bta. Different bta split more than others

As @Tahoe61 says they can and will move. They will take out coral if the move next to or on them.