Can conchs back them selfs up

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So my conch has been here in this spot of maybe a week is he stuck or can he back up
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the Conch seem to be in between my overflow and a rock is he stuck
 
Assuming he’s in there, Not unusual.
He’s not stuck.
 
I see his eye I think it’s his eye moving so he’s a live I just think he was digesting there
 
I see his eye I think it’s his eye moving so he’s a live I just think he was digesting there
Mine will sit in one spot for several days without moving. I think that is normal.
 
I think if he ever stops and stays in front of where my pistol shrimp is burrowed for a while I’ll worry.
 
They are surprisingly agile. Don’t be surprised if you see him higher on your rocks if there’s not enough food in the sand for him. They can climb.
 
I’ve seen him do a hop to turn around but I don’t think he has enough room to turn around.
 
I think he might be stuck I think he got him self wedged in between the rock
 

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HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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