Whats the best and most important safest way for the nem to remove it from my rockwork. It's getting far to big for my small tank and I need space. Cannot get my rock out as it's all cemented together.
Do you do that while having your hand around it slightly pulling?I have used ice on the foot in the past and it works.
I would wait until the Ben moves on its own, don’t try and pull because you don’t want to harm the cup.Do you do that while having your hand around it slightly pulling?
Such a PITA! I’ve removed a bunch, but some can be freaking stubborn. The best way and yes I have tried them all is to use a power head. It takes time, sometimes hours so be patient. I take the power head and attach it to glass using suction cups that are normally attached to the base of pump. I cut a small piece of vinyl tubing long enough to direct the flow directly at the foot of anemone. Keep checking and directing the flow of pump at foot if necessary. You will see the anemone will start moving and lifting it’s hold to the rock. At this point you can grab a gentle hold of anemone and start to remove the rest of its footing from rock. Don’t be rough. You can and will tear it’s flesh if you are to tough on it. When it’s ready to be removed you will easily be able to gently use your finger to separate it from the rock. Hope this helps. Happy Reefing!Whats the best and most important safest way for the nem to remove it from my rockwork. It's getting far to big for my small tank and I need space. Cannot get my rock out as it's all cemented together.