HELP! RBTA Attached to snail

[ChicagoCubs08]

My rbta clone hopped off the wall and managed to attach to the back of a snail. The snail and rbta are now slowly cruising around, what should I do?

 

[jimboslice]

My rbta clone hopped off the wall and managed to attach to the back of a snail. The snail and rbta are now slowly cruising around, what should I do?

Post a photo :eek1: I gotta see that hehe. I have no true answer, sorry.

 

[jubjub]

shrug i would problably try to get it off the snail by using a ice cube or something, otherwise both will probably die...

on a side note there is a type of crab that host nem's on its shell...basically for protection i guess

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=497+501+624&pcatid=624

 

[onebadgt]

I wish I could post some help, but other than maybe wait it out and post pictures of the process I have nothing.

 

[zaraemna]

Just grab the snail and use your fingernail to gently peel the anemone off. It should be easy since the snail's shell is smooth. I've had this happen too but the snail was in a frag tank without any rock so I just left it on the snail.

This guy actually ended up with two

 

[ctlegacy]

You know what that anemone is saying right now????

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

 

[WDLV]

"A rolling stone gathers no moss."

 

[K.Bodno]

Its kinda like that ray in finding nemo that takes all the kids to the place where nemo swims away aha

 

[velvetelvis]

I'd always heard BTAs were bad to wander...this takes it to a whole new level.

 

[NaClCrocodile]

Now I've seen zoos on snails, but an anemone. That's pretty neat. The ice is probably good advice.