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How do I get an anemonie off of a rock. I have the rock sold to a friend but
my ritteri anemone climbed onto it and won't get off. Is there a simple and safe way to pry it off? |
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CAREFULLY slide either your fingernail, or the edge of a credit card under
the edge of the anemone's foot. Once you can start the separation from the rock, the rest of it will come off prettty easily. I re-emphasize ,be careful throughout the whole process...if you tear its foot, then it will be at serious risk. Good luck. "Bob" wrote in message ... How do I get an anemonie off of a rock. I have the rock sold to a friend but my ritteri anemone climbed onto it and won't get off. Is there a simple and safe way to pry it off? |
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How good of a "friend" is it?
From what I have read, you are better off not trying to take it off of a rock. I suggest either selling the anemone with the rock or if you know the person real well, perhaps you can make arrangements to get the anemone back once it comes off on his own? Also, you could try (re)directing current towords or away from it to influence it's decision to move. HTH ~Mort "Bob" wrote in message ... How do I get an anemonie off of a rock. I have the rock sold to a friend but my ritteri anemone climbed onto it and won't get off. Is there a simple and safe way to pry it off? |
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Thanks. It worked great. I can't believe how hard they can hold on. He's now
doing fine on a new rock. Told my friend to come get his rock now because if the anemone goes back to it, it belongs to the anemone. "Dracunculus" wrote in message ... CAREFULLY slide either your fingernail, or the edge of a credit card under the edge of the anemone's foot. Once you can start the separation from the rock, the rest of it will come off prettty easily. I re-emphasize ,be careful throughout the whole process...if you tear its foot, then it will be at serious risk. Good luck. "Bob" wrote in message ... How do I get an anemonie off of a rock. I have the rock sold to a friend but my ritteri anemone climbed onto it and won't get off. Is there a simple and safe way to pry it off? |
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Your welcome. Glad it worked out well. Has it settled in on another rock
yet? "Bob" wrote in message ... Thanks. It worked great. I can't believe how hard they can hold on. He's now doing fine on a new rock. Told my friend to come get his rock now because if the anemone goes back to it, it belongs to the anemone. "Dracunculus" wrote in message ... CAREFULLY slide either your fingernail, or the edge of a credit card under the edge of the anemone's foot. Once you can start the separation from the rock, the rest of it will come off prettty easily. I re-emphasize ,be careful throughout the whole process...if you tear its foot, then it will be at serious risk. Good luck. "Bob" wrote in message ... How do I get an anemonie off of a rock. I have the rock sold to a friend but my ritteri anemone climbed onto it and won't get off. Is there a simple and safe way to pry it off? |
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Yes. He settled on a rock last night but this morning had moved and is on
the prowl now to find the perfect place. "Dracunculus" wrote in message ... Your welcome. Glad it worked out well. Has it settled in on another rock yet? "Bob" wrote in message ... Thanks. It worked great. I can't believe how hard they can hold on. He's now doing fine on a new rock. Told my friend to come get his rock now because if the anemone goes back to it, it belongs to the anemone. "Dracunculus" wrote in message ... CAREFULLY slide either your fingernail, or the edge of a credit card under the edge of the anemone's foot. Once you can start the separation from the rock, the rest of it will come off prettty easily. I re-emphasize ,be careful throughout the whole process...if you tear its foot, then it will be at serious risk. Good luck. "Bob" wrote in message ... How do I get an anemonie off of a rock. I have the rock sold to a friend but my ritteri anemone climbed onto it and won't get off. Is there a simple and safe way to pry it off? |
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