Anemone is dead right? Picture below

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I had Purchased this GBT in a very pale state of condion and its looks dead to me.
I pulled him out just a few mins ago to prevent tank level spikes
just wanted to get a 2nd opinion before I flush him
looked like this for 3 days

This probably is without question but just wanted to reassure myself before
THANKS!

dead anemone.jpg
 
How big is your tank.? Maybe keep it in and see if it will bounce back as a large tank wouldn't see any parameter changes IMO.
 
At this point I imagine chances of recovery are pretty slim. I would remove it so it doesn't foul up your tank :(
 
How big is your tank.? Maybe keep it in and see if it will bounce back as a large tank wouldn't see any parameter changes IMO.
150 with 30 gal sump. yeah idk i think im going to keep it out dont really want any spikes but see what you mean. everything else is looking great
 
yeah it does look very sad lol I think im gonna toss him thanks!
 
At this point I imagine chances of recovery are pretty slim. I would remove it so it doesn't foul up your tank :(
exact same thing im thinking lol
 
Just take it out of the water and smell it. You'll know what to do with it immediately. :-)
 
Smell test always works , looks inside out which is never good . A full recovery from here would be near a miracle . Don’t let it desintegrate in your tank !
 

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