While turning off my ph's for my Picasso Clowns to acclimate, my GBTA (which has been still for a couple months) is on the move again and getting dangerously close to my overflow. He's stuck to the back glass of my tank right now and moving up. Being on a smooth surface, can I peel his foot away safely or should I just mount a PH at him? I want to physically move him to a new location I have built where he is surrounded in LR and rubble so maybe he'll stay put.
Need to Move GBTA ASAP...Advice?
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Yes you can peel him off. When they are on the move they don't suction down completely either so its easy to remove them.
Use a piece of flat plastic to gently get an edge of him off the glass and then keep working it till you get him removed. Once he's in place where you want him, and he has settled his foot in try feeding him and giving him lots of praise! Tell him he's a good boy and he may just stay there.
G'luck!
Use a piece of flat plastic to gently get an edge of him off the glass and then keep working it till you get him removed. Once he's in place where you want him, and he has settled his foot in try feeding him and giving him lots of praise! Tell him he's a good boy and he may just stay there.
G'luck!
