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#11
05-22-2004, 03:52 PM
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How did you get your bta off the rock? I`ve got 2 large ones to try and pry off their spot.
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05-22-2004, 04:13 PM
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I use the tickle the foot and patience method.
I ensure the BTA is on a rock I can remove Then I fill a small container with tank water and put the BTA and rock in it. I lift the rock so that the BTA is hanging off the rock and tickle its footing it can take upto and beyond and hour. J
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05-22-2004, 06:17 PM
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removing BTA's
In Albert J. Theil's reference "Heteractis Type Anemones" he advacates the use of ice cubes. (I guess you could put one in a ziploc) .It supposed to be especially good if they are on the glass. Just cool the edge of the foot a little and he says it will release.
Might work with BTA too. With care it seems to me it could be a low stress way to remove and move them. What do ya think?
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John its all about quality, not quantity..... ...when in doubt buy a Binford....
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