Hes going to jump!!!

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My anenome has moved all the way across the tank now hes walking the line on my return!! Calling the negotiators in now!!

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Should i remove him from it and put him somewhere or do i let him go?
 
Are you worried about it leaving the tank? Or what? If so Ive never had one do that.. But I have had one go right into a power head.. it wasnt pretty!!
 
no hes not going to leave the tank hes just hanging there 4 feet from the ground getting drilled with water i dont really want him to let go and float around in the tank and sting my corals
 
Snatch that troublemaker by the ear and put him in his place!! Haha for real, find what you think is a safe spot for your corals and entice him to stay with food, I would say in high flow Bc I think it's safe to say he likes it rough ;)
 
Snatch that troublemaker by the ear and put him in his place!! Haha for real, find what you think is a safe spot for your corals and entice him to stay with food, I would say in high flow Bc I think it's safe to say he likes it rough ;)

okay that might be why he moved i thought a lower flow would be good for him so i moved the pumps. So i moved him back into his room and am going to point that pump in his direction. Im going to let him sit there for another 45 minutes in peace and quite before i turn my pumps back on.
 

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