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So I have three maxi mini's one that is out in the open and 2 that have decided to hide out of the light. So I left them alone and let them figure it out. Well one of them has lost half of its color and the other one im sure is on the same path with no signs of letting go of where they have footed. Any ideas or just let them be.
 
you could change the flow in your tank to drive them out, or they will just come out when they are ready.
 
Yes the one that has lost color is in the direct path of one of my fans. Doesnt seem to bother him at all lol stubborn little ****'s. Hes been in this spot for about a month now power head blowing on him and all.
 
LOL.. I know the feeling.. My Condy is in the main flow of my return pump and loves it there..

What happens if you take the flow away from it?? or just turn the rock a bit to make it want to move without touching it?
 
Ill try that next. I have even thought of leaning something like a straw against it just to make it uncomfortable. The top photo is of the one in the water flow and is also losing its color. The second piture is of the other one that just recently moved because a piece of xenia fell on it and made it mad. The 3 pic is of the one that isnt being a piece of work lol
 

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Thanks. He has quite a bit of blue in him under the blues
 

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