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So I was bought a LTA from my hubs as a “surprise” ( I think he just wanted it lol) it seems to be doing well it has settled into the sand bed and the clowns have begun to do they’re thing. My concern is he settled right under my pulsing xeina. I’m not sure if I should do nothing and just see how things play out or move the xeina my concern is the LTA stinging the xeina after it starts to really stretch out.
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His foot is about the size of a softball so when he stretches hes fairly large
 
Not much you can do IMO, it would be easier to move the xenia if you're worried. Anemones do their own thing most of the time.

Plus, if the clowns are already enjoying it, I also wouldn't move it.
 
Not much you can do IMO, it would be easier to move the xenia if you're worried. Anemones do their own thing most of the time.

Plus, if the clowns are already enjoying it, I also wouldn't move it.
Thanks. If it comes down to it definitely just moving the xiena much faster and so much easier lol
 

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