Koralia questions, will it kill an anemone?

[kinktao]

Is there a chance an anemone might get killed by a koralia. These pumps don't seem to suck water, they just seem to move it like a fan.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

[eklikewhoa]

Yes if the nem moves and commits suicide.

[FUGU!!!]

If the anemone where large enough I could see a problem, the foot wrapping around the housing and a bit of flesh creeping in. But other than that I do not think so.

[xbwolfx]

If you equip it with a bo staff...

[supraeli]

koralia damage

 

looks like it is possible.

 

just to make it clear, i do not share the OP's sense of humor in the link's posting, but just using it as evidence for a pump's ability to damage soft corals tissue.

[Kraylen]

Heh, my koralia just sucked in a head of frogspawn and FS dsoent even move.

[douglam]

yes I found my 3 inch rose inside of my koralia nano the other morning

[non-photosynt]

If anemone found its place and does not move, Korallia will not suck it. If it detached itself in the search of better life, then it may get sucked to Koralia grid and become damaged.

My tube anemone (takes 11 x11 x 11" in the tank) disagreed with common way to keep them in BB tank, and floated. Tentacles were sucked into Koralia 2 pump (600 gph). Found it in the morning, disconnected, placed on safer bowl. It recovered pretty soon.

 

Several months later, after changing the flow pattern, it disagreed again and floated off the tube. Koralia 2 was in the same place, but this time anemone just floated in the tank, without being sucked in the powerhead.

 

It's very strange, that frogspawn, glued to the rock, made its way to powerhead...

[Kraylen]

Yep.

[HecticDialectics]

I'd think the answer would be "absolutely"

[Irushin]

Elmer's glue does not work Kraylen.