RFA decided to sit on some zoas

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I have a RFA in my tank for a few weeks happily sitting in the same spot after a few days. Today I wake up and it moved over a few inches and is sitting in the middle of a bunch of zoas and on top of my sunny d frag. What should I do? I try to be hands off as possible and I think it would be difficult to move. Should I try to get it off the Sunny d's? I plan to move the utter chaos for sure to avoid the same fate. TIA.

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I had the same thing happen, I left it alone and the rfa covered the zoa's and they eventually died. lol so if you do nothing I expect you might have the same result, but I don't know how to move it. Good luck
 
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