InstantForum.NET v4.1.2FishChannel Forumshttp://board.fishchannel.com/forums@bowtieinc.comTue, 21 May 2013 23:30:38 GMT20http://board.fishchannel.com/Topic215441-26-1.aspxThe fact that it has a good grip on the rock is promising. That's a healthy reaction, and if you do anything you might move the whole rock to a different spot to see if it likes that better. In my experience it will probly just take time to adjust and then it will take care of the ,oving to a better spot for you.Fri, 21 Jan 2011 21:30:06 GMTSwarleyhttp://board.fishchannel.com/Topic215441-26-1.aspxMost of the time an anemone will move to where it is most comfortable to move it away will lead to major stress and will eventually cause its demise. I would leave it move to where it will move to, it just might end up going to where you want it in the first place.Fri, 21 Jan 2011 08:52:29 GMTleobayrhttp://board.fishchannel.com/Topic215441-26-1.aspx<div class="Quote"><font color = "#1F5080"><b>Derf (1/20/2011)</b><hr noshade size="1" class="hr">i have an anenome that has almost completely pulled itself into my rock. i moved it from one house to another and into a new tank.water quality is fine and salinity is good.it is under new lights but i figured it would move if it didnt like where i put it(in the same part of the tank).it has eatn but keeps pulling itself back into the rock.</font></div><br>if it looks healthy, i think you should leave it. moving it will only stress it out and anemones are very delicate.Fri, 21 Jan 2011 06:39:00 GMTplecodiscushttp://board.fishchannel.com/Topic215441-26-1.aspxi have an anenome that has almost completely pulled itself into my rock. i moved it from one house to another and into a new tank.water quality is fine and salinity is good.it is under new lights but i figured it would move if it didnt like where i put it(in the same part of the tank).it has eatn but keeps pulling itself back into the rock.Thu, 20 Jan 2011 18:38:32 GMTDerf