My zoas seem to be migrating off their rock

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Has anyone seen zoas do this? They seem to be hanging over the rock they used to be on top of
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Yup I got some doing the same thing. Can't figure it out either. Seems like there's something on the rock that they're not liking.


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Could it be the coral glue I used?


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It could they be trying to get away from the light?


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They're at the top of the tank. I don't think it's too much. Could that be it?


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They will go to where it's best for them. If they don't like that spot they will start growing to the side that gives them the best chance of survival.
 
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Should I move them or just leave them alone?


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I think your fish or snail done that. Glue it back before it falling.
 

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