Healthy haddonis have quite a strong foot and can move rocks that are less than huge. If the rock is not structural, I would remove it, and give the anemone the entire space. With time, it will outgrow the spot it is in anyway.
My sand bed is about 1" to 1-1/4" deep and I also have lighting grid on the bottom of my tank. The hoddoni is now working on another rock to get under.
My sand bed is about 1" to 1-1/4" deep and I also have lighting grid on the bottom of my tank. The hoddoni is now working on another rock to get under.
So 12 days ago I had to remove part of my rock scape to move the Haddoni. It was trying to move under a structural rock so it was finally time to intervene. I moved it back where I wanted it and made the sand deeper in this area. So far so good for almost 2 weeks. Haddoni is very healthy, spreading out nicely and eating a small nickel sized scallop piece every 3 days.
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