Anemone help

spsfreak25 · 02/06/2020, 11:26 AM

So I think my anemone went and got itself stuck inside my overflow. I know your thinking why don’t I just pull him out then it’s a easy fix. But the part he is stuck in I can’t get him. My overflow consists of two parts, the inside layer is glass then there was acrylic cover was silicone on. He is stuck(I think) in between these two parts. On this acrylic cover(for some reason) there is teeth cut into the bottom of it. For the past few days he has been sitting on these teeth near the sand bed open and happy(was still trying find the right spot). I wake up this morning and he is no where to be found. The reason I think it’s in this spot is because my sexy shrimp are still hanging out right there and they won’t move. What should I do? Will he get himself out of this? I have no way to remove the acrylic as I would have to take the whole tank apart to do so. Any help would be awesome thanks in advance

GatorReefman · 03/15/2020, 12:08 AM

Is your anemone ok?

02/06/2020, 11:26 AM	#1
spsfreak25 I'm the real joker Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: worcester ma Posts: 187	Anemone help So I think my anemone went and got itself stuck inside my overflow. I know your thinking why don’t I just pull him out then it’s a easy fix. But the part he is stuck in I can’t get him. My overflow consists of two parts, the inside layer is glass then there was acrylic cover was silicone on. He is stuck(I think) in between these two parts. On this acrylic cover(for some reason) there is teeth cut into the bottom of it. For the past few days he has been sitting on these teeth near the sand bed open and happy(was still trying find the right spot). I wake up this morning and he is no where to be found. The reason I think it’s in this spot is because my sexy shrimp are still hanging out right there and they won’t move. What should I do? Will he get himself out of this? I have no way to remove the acrylic as I would have to take the whole tank apart to do so. Any help would be awesome thanks in advance

03/15/2020, 12:08 AM	#2
GatorReefman Registered Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Northeast , Florida Posts: 243	Is your anemone ok?