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So one of my rbta has decided to move into the clowns clay pot. He is eating fine looks good seems to really like it in there. Should I leave him or should I take him out?

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So one of my rbta has decided to move into the clowns clay pot. He is eating fine looks good seems to really like it in there. Should I leave him or should I take him out?

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It may allow clowns to allow it to host them although if it is making them upset with their territory, direct flow towards the pot and anemone will leave to a less turbulent area
 
Lol. The clowns are good with him as a roommate. The only one upset is the snowflake eel cause he can’t make his daily trip threw the clay pot
 
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The clowns are hosting it. They sleep in it all night. I just didn’t know if I should just leave him in there since it seems to be where he is happy
I would leave it, - my experience is if you move it, it will just go on a hunt for another place to live, like a powerhead
 

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