Acanthophyllia not doing well

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Hey there! So, about 4 days ago, I moved my acanthophyllia to my new tank and fed it the same day. But here’s the thing, the top hasn’t puffed up, and the skeleton has even pierced the flesh! I’m a bit worried and decided to move it back to my old aquarium. Do you guys know if it’ll be okay there? Any suggestions or solutions you can share would be super helpful! Thanks a bunch! IMG_7204.jpeg IMG_7205.jpeg
 
Was there a large difference in parameters between the two tanks? Difference in lighting?
 
Was there a large difference in parameters between the two tanks? Difference in lighting?
No in the water parameters, but a bigger difference in lighting
 
I would move it to gentler flow if possible. I'm not sure if they react the same as cynarinas, but my cynarina, after a file fish snacked on a good portion of it, recovered completely in about 3-4 weeks. Looked way worse than that.

during that time I fed it benereef every few days.
 

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