Coral hostage

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So someone has pulled my baby rainbow plate coral under a rock. Any ideas on how to retrieve the hostage with as little damage as possible. My tank is deep and I can not reach the rock. It is also the home of my blood cleaner shrimp so a collapse would be very bad.
 
Do you have scuba gear? No I'm kidding, ^ tongs should work great!
 
Well unfortunately whatever grabbed the little guy also ate him...
 
You know plate corals can "walk" right? :) It may have moved on it's own.
Yea but unless this one does handstands I don't think it is to blame. I have rescued it out of the claws of an emerald before... he just earned himself a one way ticket this time.
 

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