Removing Yumas

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I got a Yuma about 6 months ago. Since then it has multiplied to about 10. For the most part they stay on top or near each other. Unfortunately, one the size of a quarter moved about 5 inches and sat on top of a favia killing half of it. Is it possible to move/remove these without the rock it is attached to?? Basically , can u slowly "peel" it off??
 
Yes but if you broke the foot you will have another one
I don't want to kill them, rather put them on another rock give them away.
 
You will not kill it in any case problem is if you Leave a piece on the rock after some Months you will have the same problem
 

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