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What’s the name of this anemone please

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Possibly a bleached condylactis but I'm not sure. Anemone experts will chime in.
I leaning towards your call on this one but I can be way off. Green Tip Condylactis Anemone. I'm sure someone will chime in on a possible.
 
I recently came back from thanksgiving weekend and was gone away from the tank a few days and realized my flesh colored condylydactis anemone was now white with a tan foot . Not sure what to do other than feed Mysis . Last night I also added the seachem zooplankton onto it.

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Not actually sure if it’s a condylydactis considering I bought it at petco so I hope someone cane Id and help me nurse it back into health. I believe my FluvalSmart marine 3 ( the Bluetooth one) is powerful enough for my 36 bow front but maybe I need to adjust the spectrum? Any advice?
 
Do you think a Cipro treatment would help it does look a little deflated
 
The parameters have been stable.
Nitrates 0
Phosphates 0.25ppm
ph 8.1
Calcium 400 mg
Kh 260ppm
 
Could be corynactis. Feed it and post a pic in a month
 
Let it settle down for a week or 2 before you feed it, dont feed new nem you may stress him more.
Can you show me some pics when it deflate? How its mouths look?
 
It’s really hard to get a picture because it’s in the corner of my tank but it’s been in my tank for about a month
 
If he deflate badly every day even when light is up, then there could be a problem. I cannot say much without seeing it condition. But I think you dont have to treat him. Feed him some small piece of mysis and see how he react
 
It’s mouth is not gaping open but not tightly closed like it should be
 
Mouth closed is a good sign, does not have to be tight, as long as it is not gasping open
 
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This is what it looks like when it deflates
 

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