Sfin's Dream.

Check out this polyp
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Ouch. I managed to convert a critter keeper into a ghetto acclimation box once on short notice. Hopefully you have something you can put him in to recuperate.
 
When ours got sucked in I took a wooden chopstick and pushed it back through. Not sure if something like that would work?
Sorry for the late reply. Went to dinner with dad, as he is up visiting.

Q-tips to gently work it out. 10 gallon qt tank to let it heal. A simple 60 watt bulb (or led equivalent wattage) will be enough light for the nem to keep is zoo alive. Small hob filter loaded with floss and carbon. Then water changes everyday or if the water gets even the slightest bit cloudy.

You can do cipro if you have it, if not the above will buy time to order, and it may not even be needed.

Here is a bta that went through an mp40, has a ripped foot and almost no tents. Immediately went into a 5g qt and done just like the above. Ended up not needing cipro. It is now the one I keep and makes all the clones lol.

Cant find the pic of right after but this day 3 and then 2 weeks. I did 8 days in qt/hospital tank and an old 2 bulb T5 fixture with really old bulbs.

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It’s the little one on the right.
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