Anemone dying?

Liron Mishal

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Hot home today and my 1 day old anemone took a walk into a power head.
Its a very small power head with coars foam inside (quarantine) but she managed to get partially stuck.
I got her out and now doing a 50% wc.

Is she gone and beeds to be out of the tank? Or should I leave it there?
Some of her tentacles looks ok, some looks terrible..
Please help
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I’ve had this problem before too...how’s the foot? If the foot isn’t torn/damaged it should recover. If the foot is damaged, not looking good. I can’t tell from the pics, but if it’s just the oral disc and tentacles, good water quality will help it heal on its own.
 

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Agreed, if there’s no foot damage the chances are good. They rarely recover if there’s foot damage. Make sure you add protection so this doesn’t happen again.
 

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Just give it few days to recover, if it getting worse, treating may be needed.
Also turn the powerhead off for at least 12hours when introduce a new nems, in my experience
 

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Looks to be a magnifica? If so it would be a good idea to order some ciprofloxacin in case it gets an infection. I would say at least 80% of Magnifica anemones need treatment when they arrive. Mags are very tough to keep initially but pretty hard to kill once they are settled and healthy.
 
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I was seting up some more tanks for qt and thought I should update.
Anemone looks great! Fully recovered and eating a chunk of shrimp every week.
All is well, thanks guys
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