DIY bta anemone rocks

Squeaky McMurdo

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Nothing too exciting, but I glued together some coral rubble to make a few hidey hole rocks that can be moved around. No guarantees the nem will stay put but being able to anchor its foot deep in a hole that it can retract into should help

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Looks good. Hopefully you used all reef safe glue. ;Wideyed Let us know how it works out.
 
Great idea if they'll stay in there. Would be interested if it works.
 
Update: the nem I made these for turned out to be a LTA. It is happily anchored in the sand at the back of my tank behind my rockwork where no one can see without awkwardly looking through the side with their cheek against the wall. *sigh*

I did however adopt someone’s actual gbta today. It settled right in the rock and I placed the rock in a spot I think it will like. The second rock is nearby. We’ll see if this works to curb the wanderlust. Haha.

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