Ive had a light green carpet for about a month now. It's been doing great except for one thing, its in the back of my tank behind my rocks. I'm wondering if I can move him out to the front and if so what the best way to do it is without damaging his foot?
Well, I couldnt wait for an answer. Im a little impatient. He is way to beautiful to be hidden. I took a scraper and slid him out front, fed him so mussel and he seems to be just fine.
Normally I wouldnt have rushed it, but I figured I would give it a try. He actuall just slid across with bottom without much pressure being applied. He is actuall doing much better out in the front. If it would have been harder I would have just let him be.
the way i move mine- put a glove on(surgical) or a large ziplock bag over my hand and arm. slowly and gently slid my fingers underneath his foot (may take 5-15 min to fully get him to release his hold) depending on what its attached to.
Have never had problems moving them except the stinging senstaion when i get popped. Learned to live with it after the first tank move.
If the carpet doesn't like the new location it will move again... These animal are hard to figure out, sometimes after staying attached for weeks/months it will just pick up and move again...
My Bluecarpet loves the spot hes in and he has only been there about 6 days now. But his foot is burried 4 inches down on the bottom of the glass and is looking really good. Seems like a pretty anemone to keep.
stings feels like i mild burning sensation. i get mostly popped on arm / wrist area just past my hand protection. I have gotton mild redness after the sting and has always subsided within couple of hours. Nothing major really.:lol:
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