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![]() It sits really low in the LR it is attached to I only ever really see the tenticals waving around so I don't know about the mouth. It is still attached to the LR so far. And yes by collapsed I mean shrivelled up. Hopefully it's nothing to worry about. Like I said I'm still getting used to behavior. I will look at it as soon as I get home. It may have tried to eat the leftovers from my CBS molt would that be a problem?
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![]() Eating the molt is probably not going to do it any harm. It may just be still getting used to your water parameters. expansion and contraction is common as it tries to regulate its internal fluids with the tanks. This is not good. If it is doing this constantly then your water has an issue. Otherwise if your water is good. ie; low to zero nitrate etc. then its a good chance its just taking a poop
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![]() So I think he is going to be ok. It looks like he just wanted to relocate. He has moved from his original spot by several inches. He doesn't look as white as he was but maybe he's just a little stressed. I'm not sure why he would want to move, he was in the first spot ever since I put him in three and a half weeks ago.
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![]() A white anemone is is an unhealthy anemone. When stressed the anemone will expell it's zoanthellae and appear bleached. It takes some time for them to recolonize the zoanthellae.
Have you changed anythink in your tank in the last few days, i.e. flow by rearranging powerheads? Last edited by Geofrog; 09-27-2006 at 03:24 PM. |
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