KarenJax
Certified Master Stylist
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- Jacksonville Florida
I have a quarter size blue ric. Where he is sitting on the rocks, he can't open up all the way. See pic. Can I move him? If so, how? Is he gonna sting me, bite me or spit on me?!
Moving A Ric
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KarenJax
Certified Master Stylist
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- Jacksonville Florida
Lol no I didn't glue him down. Would he better off on the substrate or on the rocks?
bjohanson1234
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- Location
- Palos Heights, IL
He could have attached himself to the rock if that is what it came on. If so, you can move the rock he is on or cut him off and glue him elsewhere. The bonus would be that a new ric would most likely grow from the clump of cells that remain.
KarenJax
Certified Master Stylist
- Location
- Jacksonville Florida
No bj he came all by his little lonesome. He was dime size then. I forgot they deflated!!! No rock nothing. He got mauled by my toy poodle of all things!!! Nano plucked his bag out of the bucket and chewed holes in it!!! Poor ric!!! He came last night.
bjohanson1234
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- Location
- Palos Heights, IL
Ok, then you can put him anywhere you want. He shouldnt have attached overnight.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
He looks fine where he's at. He looks opened up alright to me. :dunno:
KarenJax
Certified Master Stylist
- Location
- Jacksonville Florida
Really? Cause he can't go flat because of that white rock behind him. I didn't know if he might be more comfy flat lol
Bifferwine
I am a girl
- Location
- Lynnwood, WA and missing Tucson, AZ
He doesn't need to be flat. Rics will do fine folded like that.
KarenJax
Certified Master Stylist
- Location
- Jacksonville Florida
He is hereby christened Chalupa then ;)
the reef kid
hi
- Location
- Boston, MA
I have lots of flow in my tank because I like SPS...I have a big shroom that has one side that gets smooshed onto the side of the base because of the flow.
