Anemone Id help

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I bought this longtentacle anemone yest can anyone help me I'd the species n does the anemone look healthy , how long does it take to open up fully, Its already been a day n it's only half the size I saw it in my lfs

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@OrionN I think this may be a magnificent anemone. Long tentacle anemones usually go for the sand
 
That's a magnifica anemone. It likes to be high up, foot exposed on a flat rock. Likes strong alternating flow. Does it inflate/deflate? If it keeps deflating, you will need to treat with antibiotics. See OrionN's sticky thread on top of the anemone page about how to treat.
 
That's a magnifica anemone. It likes to be high up, foot exposed on a flat rock. Likes strong alternating flow. Does it inflate/deflate? If it keeps deflating, you will need to treat with antibiotics. See OrionN's sticky thread on top of the anemone page about how to treat.
I just brought it yest I saw it in lfs it was fully open but since I added it in my tank it has not opened fully that's why I'm concerned....the foot looks healthy n its attached to the rock I placed very n it didn't move
 

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